Alper Öner

A 71-year-old low-risk patient with symptomatic severe aortic stenosis and preserved ventricular function presents with progressive dyspnoea and chest pain. With long life expectancy, the choice of treatment demands careful interdisciplinary planning. How would you treat?

Dive into a webinar uncovering how cardiac CT is transforming the evaluation and lifetime management of severe aortic stenosis—from sharper diagnostics to smarter valve choices.

Discover how thoughtful index valve selection and implantation techniques can shape the long-term management of patients undergoing TAVI. This PCR London Valves 2025 session highlights treatment considerations for low- and intermediate-risk patients, explores how valve choice affects the feasibility of future interventions, and examines strategies to...

This session provides a detailed review of indirect annuloplasty as an interventional treatment for secondary mitral regurgitation in heart failure patients, with a focus on the landmark EMPOWER trial. Learn about patient selection optimisation, procedural considerations involving the coronary sinus and left circumflex artery, and future...

How would you treat this 76-year-old female patient presenting with significant dyspnea (NYHA III), a history of CAD, and recent NSTEMI with stenting of the RCA? On examination, she has a systolic heart murmur, and TTE reveals severe aortic stenosis with mild regurgitation, along with severe left...