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60 or Younger? A 'Wake Up Call' for Mechanical Aortic Valve ReplacementAt baseline, the mechanical valve group tended to be younger (55.7 vs 65.2) and had less aortic stenois (82.4% vs 89.5%), but ...
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Mechanical valves offer superior long-term survival for aortic valve replacement patients agedAnnual Meeting reveals that mechanical aortic valve replacements (AVRs) provide significant long-term survival benefits for ...
Navitor Vision enhances visibility and precision in TAVI procedures, offering a less invasive alternative to surgical aortic ...
The Navitor Vision, Abbott's latest TAVI system, is designed to improve accuracy during implantation and enhance visibility ...
Young patients who have undergone the Ross procedure for aortic valve disease have shown excellent long-term survival, the ...
These latest data reinforce years of smaller studies, but whether they should change practice is a matter of debate.
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Ross procedure offers durable results in young patientsYoung patients who have undergone the Ross procedure for aortic valve disease have shown excellent long-term survival, the ...
Opens in a new tab or window LOS ANGELES -- Survival outcomes favored mechanical valves for isolated surgical aortic valve replacement (SAVR) for people until age 60, after which a tissue valve ...
A study reveals that middle-aged adults fare better with mechanical aortic valves compared to animal tissue-based valves. The research, presented at the Society for Thoracic Surgery annual meeting, ...
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