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Transcatheter pulmonary valve replacement has evolved over the past decade as a successful treatment for stenosis and insufficiency of prosthetic conduits.
This paper reviews the historical development and evolution of transcatheter pulmonary valve replacement over the past decade.
May guide conduit intervention decisions; leaves open durability and selection criteria for prospective study.
It is just over 10 years since Bonhoeffer et al. reported successful transcatheter delivery of a valved stent into a 12-year-old boy with stenosis and insufficiency of a prosthetic conduit from the...
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Kenny et al. (2013) studied this question. Transcatheter pulmonary valve replacement has evolved over the past decade as a successful treatment for stenosis and insufficiency of prosthetic conduits.
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