TAVI interventions for all? From congenital bicuspid valve towards valve-in-valve challenging cases

With the collaboration of Dutch Working Group of Interventional Cardiology and Interventional Cardiology Workgroup of Estonian Society of Cardiology and Taiwan Society of Cardiovascular Intervention

Anchorpersons: P. Laanmets, C. J. Chang, P. Tonino

Discussants: M. Swaans, T. P. Tsao, M. Beijk

Summary

This session delves into the complexities of TAVI interventions across diverse challenging cases, including congenital bicuspid valves and valve-in-valve scenarios. It emphasizes complication prevention, decision-making for the Unicorn technique, and the critical role of pre-procedural imaging, illustrated through detailed case studies from Estonia, the Netherlands, and Taiwan.

Learning Objectives

To prevent complications
To learn when to choose the Unicorn technique
To reflect on imaging and what is important in advance

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Case 1 - Estonia - Left ventricular perforation with TAVI-wire
How would I treat case 1?
Case 2 - Netherlands - Two valves and a low right coronary artery
How would I treat case 2?
Case 2 - Treatment
Case 3 - Taiwan - Heavily calcifed type 0 bicuspid aortic stenosis in a young man
Case 3 - Treatment
Case 3 - Key learnings

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TAVI interventions for all? From congenital bicuspid valve towards valve-in-valve challenging cases

With the collaboration of Dutch Working Group of Interventional Cardiology and Interventional Cardiology Workgroup of Estonian Society of Cardiology and Taiwan Society of Cardiovascular Intervention

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