Intervention coronarienne percutanée chez les patients subissant une implantation de valve aortique transcathéter
Presenting authorBarbara Elisabeth StähliInterventional / Structural Cardiology · University of BernProf. Dr. med. Barbara E. Stähli is Senior Physician, Vice Director of the Department of Cardiology, and Head of the Andreas Grüntzig Cardiac Catheterization Laboratories at University Hospital Zurich. She is Assistant Professor for Coronary Heart Disease at the University of Zurich since 2021. She previously held an attending physician position in interventional cardiology at Charité Universitätsmedizin Berlin and completed an interventional cardiology fellowship at the Montreal Heart Institute.
Le moment de PCI chez les patients TAVR avec CAD reste non résolu ; laisse ouvert la question de savoir si l'omission de la PCI pré-TAVR est sûre.
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L'intervention coronarienne percutanée chez les patients subissant une implantation de valve aortique transcathéter a des résultats en attente d'un essai de dernière minute au Congrès ESC 2026.
Expert reaction lands here the moment TAVI PCI reports.
The PRO-TAVI trial randomized 466 older patients (median age 81) with severe aortic stenosis and coronary artery disease to PCI before TAVI or deferral of PCI, finding that deferral was noninferior for the composite of death, MI, stroke, or major bleeding at 1 year (24.1% vs 25.8%; P<0.001 for noninferiority). Deferral was associated with significantly less major bleeding (6.2% vs 14.8%), and only 11% of deferred patients ultimately required PCI. Reaction has been generally supportive of the findings but with important caveats about applicability to younger, lower-risk populations and the contrast with the NOTION-3 trial which favored PCI.
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