Key result
Electrosurgical clip laceration enables successful transcatheter tricuspid valve replacement after failed edge-to-edge repair.
Why the study?
Transcatheter tricuspid valve replacement after prior failing transcatheter edge-to-edge repair requires anatomical modification to create a clear landing zone.
Electrosurgical clip laceration is a feasible technique to create a landing zone for transcatheter tricuspid valve replacement in patients with a failed prior edge-to-edge repair.
•Transcatheter tricuspid valve replacement after prior failing T-TEER is feasible.•Clip laceration modifies anatomy to create a clear landing zone.•The role of imaging guidance is highlighted step by step.
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Solis‐Jiménez et al. (2026) studied this question. Electrosurgical clip laceration modifies anatomy to create a clear landing zone, making transcatheter tricuspid valve replacement feasible after failing edge-to-edge repair.
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