Identifying problems and solving complex anatomies during TAVI

With the collaboration of Jordan Working Group of Cardiovascular Interventions and Saudi Arabian Cardiac Intervention Society (SACIS) and Swedish Working Group on Interventional Cardiology

Anchorpersons: I. Alhaddad, S. Koul, F. Alqoofi

Discussants: R. Al-Bawardy, A. Rück, F. Alqaisi, M. Almohammadi

Summary

A comprehensive session on managing complex anatomies during Transcatheter Aortic Valve Implantation (TAVI), emphasizing risk markers for peri-operative complications and strategies to address difficult anatomical challenges. Real-world cases illustrate practical approaches and key learnings for handling intricate TAVI scenarios.

Learning Objectives

To identify risk markers for peri-operative TAVI complications
To learn strategies/toolkits for difficult anatomies
To handle complex TAVI situations

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Welcome and session objectives
Case 1 - Jordan - TAVI in a challenging underweight patient
Case 1 - Treatment
Case 1 - Key learnings
Case 2 - Saudi Arabia - TAV-TAV in a small annulus
How would I treat case 2?
Case 3 - Sweden - A case of difficult access and annular anatomy
Case 3 - Treatment
Case 3 - Key learnings
Closing remarks

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Identifying problems and solving complex anatomies during TAVI

With the collaboration of Jordan Working Group of Cardiovascular Interventions and Saudi Arabian Cardiac Intervention Society (SACIS) and Swedish Working Group on Interventional Cardiology

Learning Objectives

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