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News Conference News TVT 2021

Post-TAVI Pacemaker Rates Down in the US, but ‘Still Quite High’

Todd Neale

July 23, 2021

News Conference News TVT 2020

Skipping Predilatation in Low-risk TAVR Patients Does Not Mar Outcomes

L.A. McKeown

June 19, 2020

News Conference News TVT 2017

Merits of Minimalist TAVR: Patient Satisfaction and a Better Bottom Line

Michael O'Riordan

June 20, 2017

News Conference News TVT 2016

Teenage TAVR: Should Practice Forge on While Guidelines Grow Up?

Michael O'Riordan

June 20, 2016

Presentation TVT 2016

Will General Anesthesia Be Needed for Valve Therapy?

Presenter: Douglas C Shook

June 18, 2016

News Conference News TVT 2016

Minimalist Transfemoral TAVR Reduces Costs Without Adversely Affecting Clinical Outcomes

Michael O'Riordan

June 16, 2016

Presentation TVT 2014

General Anesthesia is a Liability and TEE is Mostly Unnecessary!

Presenter: Ganesh Manoharan

June 07, 2014

Presentation TVT 2014

General Anesthesia is Easily Managed and TEE is Helpful in Many Patients

Presenter: E. Murat Tuzcu

June 07, 2014

Presentation TVT 2014

An Expensive Luxury Definitely Not Needed

Presenter: Helene Eltchaninoff

June 07, 2014

Presentation TVT 2014

Preferred and Useful (When Available)

Presenter: Mathew Williams

June 07, 2014

Presentation TVT 2014

The Traditional Approach (TEE and General Anesthesia) is Still Preferred in Most Patients

Presenter: Martyn R. Thomas

June 07, 2014

Presentation TVT 2013

"Minimalist" Approach: No General Anesthesia, Transthoracic Echo and Surgeons, "As Needed"

Presenter: Helene Eltchaninoff

June 14, 2013

Presentation TVT 2013

TAVR "Redux:" Cath Lab Setting, Necessary Staffing, No General Anesthesia, TTE and Surgery as Needed, and Early Discharge

Presenter: Helene Eltchaninoff

June 13, 2013

Presentation TVT 2012

A "Minimalist" Approach Is Fine: Echo and Surgery "As Needed" and Usually Monitored Anesthesia Control (ie, Conscious Sedation)

Presenter: Augusto Pichard

June 03, 2012

Presentation TVT 2012

A "Maximalist" Approach Is Best: TEE, General Anesthesia, and On-site Surgical Involvement

Presenter: Olaf Wendler

June 03, 2012

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Post-TAVI Pacemaker Rates Down in the US, but ‘Still Quite High’

Skipping Predilatation in Low-risk TAVR Patients Does Not Mar Outcomes

Merits of Minimalist TAVR: Patient Satisfaction and a Better Bottom Line

Teenage TAVR: Should Practice Forge on While Guidelines Grow Up?

Will General Anesthesia Be Needed for Valve Therapy?

Minimalist Transfemoral TAVR Reduces Costs Without Adversely Affecting Clinical Outcomes

General Anesthesia is a Liability and TEE is Mostly Unnecessary!

General Anesthesia is Easily Managed and TEE is Helpful in Many Patients

An Expensive Luxury Definitely Not Needed

Preferred and Useful (When Available)

The Traditional Approach (TEE and General Anesthesia) is Still Preferred in Most Patients

"Minimalist" Approach: No General Anesthesia, Transthoracic Echo and Surgeons, "As Needed"

TAVR "Redux:" Cath Lab Setting, Necessary Staffing, No General Anesthesia, TTE and Surgery as Needed, and Early Discharge

A "Minimalist" Approach Is Fine: Echo and Surgery "As Needed" and Usually Monitored Anesthesia Control (ie, Conscious Sedation)

A "Maximalist" Approach Is Best: TEE, General Anesthesia, and On-site Surgical Involvement

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