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Nail It with Nadira: The Next Chapter in AV Replacement: Translating Long-Term Data to Best Patient Care
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Nail It with Nadira: The Next Chapter in AV Replacement: Translating Long-Term Data to Best Patient Care
Overview
As long-term data continues to reshape our understanding of aortic valve replacement (AVR), clinicians are faced with important questions around durability and lifetime patient management. Join Dr Nadira Hamid (Allina Health Minneapolis Heart Institute, Minneapolis, US) and guest moderator Dr John Forrest (Yale School of Medicine, Connecticut, US) for a special Radcliffe Edition of Nail it With Nadira, bringing together leading experts to examine the evidence and discuss how it should influence practice today.
Featuring Dr Giuseppe Tarantini (University of Padua, Padova, IT), Dr Tsuyoshi Kaneko (WashU Medicine, Missouri, US) and Dr Nicolas Van Mieghem (Erasmus University Medical Center, Rotterdam, NL), this interactive faculty discussion will explore the latest randomized and real-world evidence, the factors that underpin bioprosthetic valve durability, and the implications of long-term outcomes for both current and future AVR strategies.
Through expert presentations and panel discussion, attendees will gain practical insights into durability considerations and reintervention planning.
By the end of this webinar, participants will be able to:
- Interpret the latest long-term randomised and real-world data in AVR.
- Understand key biological and technical drivers of bioprosthetic valve durability.
- Discuss durability and reintervention considerations in TAVR patients.
- Evaluate how valve type may influence long-term outcomes.
- Apply current evidence to support patient-centric AVR decision-making.
Target Audience
- Interventional cardiologists
- Structural heart specialists
- Cardiac surgeons
- Heart Team members
- Fellows and trainees
- Clinical researchers in valvular heart disease
- Healthcare professionals involved in AS patient management
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