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Aortic valve replacement surgery is a viable option for octogenarian patients with severe aortic stenosis, requiring careful multidisciplinary patient selection to mitigate surgical risks.
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Aortic valve replacement surgery with a bioprosthesis is a viable and recommended option for carefully selected octogenarian patients with severe aortic stenosis, requiring multidisciplinary evaluation.
Juan Carlos Chachques (2014) conducted an editorial in Severe calcified aortic valve stenosis. Aortic valve replacement surgery was evaluated. Aortic valve replacement surgery is a viable option for octogenarian patients with severe aortic stenosis, requiring careful multidisciplinary patient selection to mitigate surgical risks.
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