Imaging in Interventions for Valvular Disease

If you are committed to improving patient care before, during and after valve interventions for aortic, mitral, tricuspid and mixed/multiple valve disease, access this useful range of resources for imaging specialists, interventional cardiologists and teams committed to the management of heart valve disease.

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Imaging for aortic valve disease

18 Feb 2024 – From PCR Tokyo Valves 2024

Learn about imaging of the aortic valve system in order to better deal with aortic valve disease. Through this series of cases, explore topics such as the impact of implantation depth relative to membranous septum on TAVI outcomes, delve into a meta-analysis exploring the outcomes of...

Rapid-fire - Pulmonary and tricuspid valve implantation

18 Feb 2024 – From PCR Tokyo Valves 2024

In this series of rapid-fire case submissions, gain insight into pulmonary and tricuspid valve implantation. This session explores cases such as a pulmonary valve-in-valve procedure, dealing with tissue valve degeneration, and valve implantation in a calcified RV-PA conduit.

Rapid-fire - Pulmonary and tricuspid valve implantation

Rapid-fire - Transcatheter interventions for tailed mitral valve prosthesis

18 Feb 2024 – From PCR Tokyo Valves 2024

This session of rapid-fire submitted cases focuses on transcatheter interventions for tailed mitral valve prosthesis. Learn about unusual solutions, such a reversed loop and parallel wiring to close crescent mitral paravalvular leak, base-to-tip LAMPOON and IABP during a successful mitral valve-in-valve, and more!

Rapid-fire - Transcatheter interventions for tailed mitral valve prosthesis

Heart Team in action: managing complex cases together

17 Feb 2024 – From PCR Tokyo Valves 2024

In this group discussion, several heart teams present their work on complex cases of tricuspid valve interventions and explore the results of their collaboration in order to figure out adequate management for invasive treatments. 

The role of WATCHMAN therapy in optimising results and future perspectives

17 Feb 2024 – From PCR Tokyo Valves 2024

This special session sponsored by Boston Scientific will help you understand the latest status and the value of WATCHMAN therapy, as well as learning about future perspectives of LAA closure by new WATCHMAN FLX pro.

Selection of the 2024 best clinical cases

17 Feb 2024 – From PCR Tokyo Valves 2024

Explore the most outstanding clinical cases from PCR Tokyo Valves 2024, including a nightmare case with bicuspid aortic valve, pharmaco-invasive management of mechanical valve thrombus with cardiogenic shock, and a TAVR-in-TAVR challenge.

Rapid-fire - Complex anatomy in TAVI

17 Feb 2024 – From PCR Tokyo Valves 2024

This session of rapid-fire submitted cases focuses on solutions to complex anatomy during TAVI. Learn about a successful transfemoral TAVR using Evolut FX for complex bicuspid aortic valve stenosis, the feasibility and success of TAVI in rheumatic severe aortic stenosis, and more!

Learn the procedure strategy - Lifetime management of aortic stenosis therapy with self-expandable valve

17 Feb 2024 – From PCR Tokyo Valves 2024

This special session sponsored by Medtronic focuses on learning what characteristic valves should be used to treat aortic stenosis patients with low calcification or with extremely small native aortic annuluses, and what to pay attention to during the procedure.

Rapid-fire - Vascular access in TAVI

17 Feb 2024 – From PCR Tokyo Valves 2024

Discover a selection of rapid-fire TAVI vascular access cases: how to deliver a transcatheter heart valve in a calcified aorta, using the buddy wire technique in TAVR with severely tortuous aorta, and more!

Rapid-fire - Complex procedure in TAVI - Part 1

17 Feb 2024 – From PCR Tokyo Valves 2024

In the first part of this rapid-fire session, we focus on complex cases that might arise during TAVI, such as how to navigate a permanent pacemaker implantation, TAVI in a post-liver transplant patient with severe aortic regurgitation, or complex TAVI by transcarotid access.