… Refining transcatheter aortic valve replacement with newly designed bioprostheses and
delivery systems is anticipated to facilitate the procedure, reduce the risk of complications, …

… However, the valve delivery technique via retrograde approach and valve size were described
to contribute to the early complications. Although the retrograde approach offers an easier …

… was the predominant method of delivery in … delivery. The other patient died in 2008 from
rapidly progressive and irreversible left-heart failure at 27 weeks, 2 years after valve replacement…

… Methods: A retrospective study on 63 pregnancies in 21 women with mechanical heart valves
was … under study until time of delivery when they were referred to the Royal hospital where …

… many different types of patient, are the principal requirements of replacement heart valves. …
interest in minimally-invasive techniques and catheter delivered valves, whose structure and …

… we have tested the feasibility of constructing heart valve leaflets in lambs by seeding a …
polymer scaffold as a cell delivery system. Basic cell types to be used in engineered tissue can be …

… delivery devices for percutaneous heart valve replacement in vitro and in vivo. Methods …
to evaluate different catheter delivery systems for percutaneous heart valve replacement on the …

… heart valve replacement (THVR) provides a safe and minimally invasive means for heart
valve replacement in … valves is due to the complexity of the delivery system during the implant …

… heart valve replacement may one day be a viable option for lower-risk operable patients. …
These delivery techniques and the existing transcatheter valves in development and clinical …

… than 7 years for mechanical heart valves to develop from the … Until then, the hype around
the endovascular delivery of … The ‘effective orifice area’ (EOA) is a means of expressing …