Why the study?
Despite the frequent occurrence and high mortality of calcific aortic stenosis, knowledge of this type of aortic defect remains incomplete.
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Heightened suspicion remains warranted given nonspecific symptoms and late presentation; leaves open molecular targeting of valve osteogenesis.
Calcific aortic stenosis remains a progressive disease with high mortality, highlighting the need for timely diagnosis and novel molecular therapies to inhibit valve calcification.
Karpova et al. (2020) studied this question.
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