Key result
Post-TAVR pressure recovery in 3 patients highlights the clinical significance of Doppler-catheter discrepancy.
Why the study?
Pressure recovery is a well-known phenomenon, but its clinical implications are not well-illustrated.
This case series highlights the Doppler-catheter discrepancy phenomenon due to pressure recovery in post-TAVR patients.
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Pressure recovery may explain post-TAVR Doppler-catheter discrepancies; case reports leave open its prevalence and clinical impact.
Pressure recovery (PR) is a well-known phenomenon; however, its clinical implications are not well-illustrated. In this study, we present a case series involving three patients exhibiting the PR phenomenon following transcatheter aortic valve replacement (TAVR). We aim to explore the clinical significance of this phenomenon in post-TAVR patients.
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Singh et al. (2024) studied this question. Pressure recovery following transcatheter aortic valve replacement was documented in three patients to explore the clinical significance of Doppler-catheter discrepancy.
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