High residual left atrial v wave pressure after transcatheter edge-to-edge mitral valve repair predicts death or heart failure hospitalization, providing incremental prognostic value.
Does high residual left atrial v wave pressure predict death or hospitalization for heart failure in patients undergoing M-TEER?
High residual left atrial v wave pressure after M-TEER predicts adverse clinical outcomes and provides incremental prognostic value beyond standard echocardiographic grading, potentially assisting intraprocedural decision-making.
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High residual LAvP predicts death or hospitalization for heart failure after M-TEER. LAvP after device implantation provides incremental prognostic information beyond echocardiographic MR grading and may therefore assist intraprocedural decision-making during M-TEER.
Paulus et al. (Fri,) reported a other. High residual left atrial v wave pressure after transcatheter edge-to-edge mitral valve repair predicts death or heart failure hospitalization, providing incremental prognostic value.