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Mashup Score: 3Prediction of the Individual Aortic Stenosis Progression Rate and its Association With Clinical Outcomes: - 2 month(s) ago
AbstractBackgroundThe progression rate of aortic stenosis differs between patients, complicating clinical follow-up and management.ObjectivesThis study aimed to identify predictors associated with …
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Patients with a dysfunctional aortic heart valve who received a new, prosthetic valve through a minimally invasive procedure had similar outcomes at five years as those who underwent open-heart surgery, …
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Study supports minimally invasive procedure as #aorticStenosis treatment @nejm https://t.co/AW1YkQrxlD
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Mashup Score: 2Spotlight on Aortic Stenosis : Annals of Clinical Cardiology - 6 month(s) ago
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RT @ACCJournals: Editorial ‼️Spotlight on Aortic Stenosis #AorticStenosis : 📍https://t.co/uWWdUkPrje📍🪒 @dilek_g_ural @gokselcinier @Hragy …
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Mashup Score: 9Gender differences in valvular heart disease: focus on aortic stenosis webinar on ESC 365 - 7 month(s) ago
Access this webinar on Gender differences in valvular heart disease: focus on aortic stenosis and more with Professor A. Chieffo (Italy,IT),Associate Professor J. Grapsa (United Kingdom of Great Britain & Northern Ireland,GB), Professor B. Cosyns (Belgium,BE),Doctor A. Franzone (Italy,IT),Doctor G. Mandoli (Italy,IT).
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Don’t miss @escardio webinar on #gender differences in #aorticstenosis with @alaide_chief @Cosyns @DrGEMandoli @franzone_anna - Register today ➡️ https://t.co/vmt9YuDC9F @ESC_Journals @AnastasiaSMihai @rafavidalperez @VDelgadoGarcia @EACVIPresident @EAPCIPresident @ShehabAnwer… https://t.co/hYT4MbJlHD https://t.co/BINg3EG2CG
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Patients with moderate to severe aortic stenosis had similar outcomes to patients with severe aortic stenosis, whereas those with moderate aortic stenosis were comparable to those with mild aortic stenosis, researchers reported.The researchers conducted the KP-VALVE project using artificial intelligence algorithms to determine the association between physician-assessed aortic stenosis severity,
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Patients with moderate to severe aortic stenosis had similar outcomes to patients with severe #AorticStenosis, whereas those with moderate aortic stenosis were comparable to those with mild aortic stenosis @kpnorcal @MDSolomonMD #cardiotwitter https://t.co/wm9GUAWJoi
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Mashup Score: 11ESC Cardio Talk - The ESC Podcast - 8 month(s) ago
Hear Peter Libby, Deepak Bhatt, Franz Messerli, Roxana Mehran, Tom Guzik, and many more discussing the latest science that can impact your practice.
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New #ESCCardioTalk podcast 🤗🎙️ Gregg Pressman & Christian Witzke-Sanz discuss: Aortic stenosis: new insights into predicting disease progression https://t.co/688tkrAs93 #EHJCI #CVD #cardiotwitter #aorticvalve #echocardiography #aorticstenosis https://t.co/Bz725az6xZ
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Mashup Score: 2Physician assessment of aortic stenosis severity, quantitative parameters, and long-term outcomes: Results from the KP-VALVE project - 8 month(s) ago
Contemporary outcomes for aortic stenosis (AS) and the association between physician-assessed AS severity and quantitative parameters is poorly unders…
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Our paper on #AorticStenosis in AHJ, 1st from #KPValveProject https://t.co/I9JZauiTFU -MD eval of AS excellent but can be discordant -Mod AS tracks w/ Mild (not Severe) & AVA<1.0cm2 best predictor & most common discordant parameter -Supports need for AS #PopMgmt, ongoing @TPMG https://t.co/7MpYc48fhJ
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Mashup Score: 33Great debate: all patients with asymptomatic severe aortic stenosis need valve replacement - 9 month(s) ago
Aortic stenosis (AS) has become a significant health burden affecting 2%–6% of the population older than 65 years.1–3 A recent study4 estimated for 2017 globall
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Great debate just published in #EHJ: all patients with asymptomatic severe aortic stenosis need valve replacement. https://t.co/2BclgoYvKj #aorticstenosis @escardio @ESC_Journals https://t.co/Qslzw6EiCa
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Mashup Score: 0Onecrea Medical Announces the Successful Completion of the First-in-human Implants of its Crea Aortic Valve - 9 month(s) ago
July 21, 2023 — Onecrea Medical has announced the success of the first-in-human implants of its Transcatheter Aortic Valve Replacement (TAVR) system for the treatment of aortic stenosis. While TAVR technology has been around since 2007, Onecrea Medical’s team of scientists and engineers worked towards creating a next-generation TAVR. A common complication with the TAVR/ procedures is dislodging of the implant or perivalvular leak (PVL) due to an improper fit of the valve. Onecrea Medical’s valve has a unique concave and convex structure that anchors the valve effectively in the aortic annulus. The valve also features differential radial force in different parts, imparting low or high radial forces to the valve depending on the location within the annulus and aorta. In addition, the delivery system has been improved for greater control and accuracy of valve implantation. Crea Aortic valves are rigorously tested for over 200 million fatigue cycles and over 140 days in animal trials. Thes
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@DAICeditor #OnecreaMedical has announced the success of the first-in-human implants of its #Transcatheter #Aortic #Valve Replacement (#TAVR) system for the treatment of #aorticstenosis: https://t.co/TZDGUwzz4P
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Mashup Score: 0Percutaneous Approach With Coil Embolization for Annular Rupture During Transcatheter Aortic Valve Replacement - 10 month(s) ago
A 78-year-old man with symptomatic bicuspid severe aortic stenosis with LVEF 50% was planned for transcatheter aortic valve replacement (TAVR). His CT scan revealed calcified bicuspid aortic valve (Sievers Type 1), calcified raphe with calcium extending up to annulus. Annulus area was 508 mm2 while left ventricular outflow tract area was 446 mm2.
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These clinical images depict a patient with symptomatic bicuspid severe #aorticstenosis with left ventricular ejection fraction who experienced annular rupture during #TAVR. The authors used coil embolization to successfully treat the complication: https://t.co/kbnoDzn3hb https://t.co/6DNX1dnPUS
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Read the fantastic paper on patient-specific approach to determine rate of progression of moderate #AorticStenosis & factors associated with its ⬆️ progression. @JACCJournals by Venema et al. 👉 https://t.co/S3BjHjcJXZ https://t.co/BEej3ixDbm