Key result
Simultaneous transfemoral TAVR and transseptal TMVR proves feasible with low gradients and trace paravalvular leak.
Case Report (n=1)
Simultaneous fully percutaneous transfemoral TAVR and transseptal TMVR using SAPIEN 3 valves is feasible in carefully selected high surgical risk patients with combined severe aortic and mitral stenosis.
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Should not yet change practice in combined AS-MS; hypothesis-generating for simultaneous percutaneous TAVR-TMVR in high-risk patients.
Bashir et al. (2017) conducted a case report in Concomitant severe calcific aortic and mitral stenosis (n=1). Simultaneous transfemoral TAVR and transseptal TMVR using SAPIEN 3 valves was evaluated on Procedural success and post-implant gradients. Simultaneous transfemoral TAVR and transseptal TMVR using SAPIEN 3 valves was successfully performed, resulting in low post-implant gradients and trace paravalvular leak.
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