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Procedural imaging for tricuspid valve interventions
16 Nov 2025 – From PCR London Valves 2025
Master procedural imaging techniques essential for tricuspid valve interventions, including TOE views, multi-phase reconstruction, and 3D/4D steering. This session also covers quantification of residual tricuspid regurgitation post-device deployment and the appropriate use of intracardiac echocardiography.
Featured research - Left atrial appendage occlusion and paravalvular leak closure
16 Nov 2025 – From PCR London Valves 2025
This featured research session delves into innovative transcatheter interventions including left atrial appendage occlusion and paravalvular leak closure. It covers clinical and hemodynamic outcomes of atrial shunting in heart failure, endothelialisation issues post-paravalvular leak closure, and long-term patient follow-up. Advanced guidance modalities and simulation technologies for...
Rapid fire on ortothopic TTVR
16 Nov 2025 – From PCR London Valves 2025
This rapid-fire session presents an overview of the latest orthotopic transcatheter tricuspid valve replacement (TTVR) devices. It features concise discussions on multiple innovative systems including Evoque, Laplace, VDyne, Topaz, and Cardiovalve, offering insights into their design characteristics and clinical applications in tricuspid valve disease management.
Featured research - Tricuspid valve interventions - Part 2
16 Nov 2025 – From PCR London Valves 2025
This session highlights recent advances in tricuspid valve interventions with a focus on complex clinical scenarios. Topics include percutaneous annuloplasty as a bridge to edge-to-edge repair, long-term outcomes from the TriCLASP study, novel stratification methods to guide intervention, liver stiffness prognostics, right atrial remodeling post-repair, and...
Challenging TAVI
16 Nov 2025 – From PCR London Valves 2025
This session addresses the complexities encountered in transcatheter aortic valve implantation (TAVI) in challenging anatomical settings. It reviews management of bicuspid valves with calcification, horizontal aorta, coronary artery anomalies, and navigation of difficult angles. Case studies illustrate techniques to optimize commissural alignment and strategies to address...
TAVI: unusual complications
16 Nov 2025 – From PCR London Valves 2025
This session examines rare and unusual complications arising from TAVI procedures. Topics include early recognition and management of frozen leaflets, ventricular septal perforation post-valve-in-valve TAVI, acute leaflet dysfunction, aorto-ventricular fistula formation, and percutaneous closure techniques for fistulas involving the right coronary sinus and right ventricle, emphasizing...
Nightmare mitral interventions
16 Nov 2025 – From PCR London Valves 2025
This session presents complex mitral valve intervention cases highlighting procedural challenges and innovative solutions. It includes management of embolised transcatheter mitral valve replacements (TMVR), bailout redo transcatheter edge-to-edge repair (TEER), complications such as acute hypoxia and atrial wall perforations, and the application of TAVI skills in...
Tricuspid valve interventions in complex scenarios
16 Nov 2025 – From PCR London Valves 2025
This session explores tricuspid valve interventions in complex clinical scenarios, emphasizing emerging techniques such as electrosurgical laceration to enable TTVR, emergency TEER for papillary muscle rupture, and expanded options for difficult valve disease. It also addresses procedural challenges when conventional implantation maneuvers fail, transcatheter alternatives for...
BYPASS-CTCA: The value of computed tomography cardiac angiography in improving patient satisfaction and reducing contrast load, procedural duration and complications in patients who had previous CABG undergoing invasive coronary angiography
19 Sep 2022
Nicola Ryan provides her take on the BYPASS-CTCA Study which was presented by Daniel A. Jones at the TCT Congress 2022.
It must be understood that the paper has yet to be published for this study therefore all assumptions are based upon the presented data.
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