Long-term outcomes after balloon- or self-expandable transcatheter aortic valve replacement in small aortic annuli.

Toshinobu Ryuzaki Kentaro Hayashida Kei Kamata Ryo Arita Tomonari Moriizumi Juri Iwata Taku Hiramatsu Akito Matsumura K. Shinada K. Shirakawa H. Tsuruta Masataka Yamazaki Takashige Yamada H. Shimizu Masaki Ieda

Sep 2026 · Cardiovascular Intervention and Therapeutics · 0 citations · 16 references

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The need for further investigations using larger cohorts and contemporary devices to validate long-term comparative outcomes of BEV and SEV in patients with SAA is underscore the need for further investigations using larger cohorts and contemporary devices to validate long-term comparative outcomes.

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