Complications of TAVI: Vascular Damage, Cardiac Rupture, Valve Rupture, Valve Regurgitation, Coronary Artery Occlusion, Complete Atrioventricular Block. Dr. Ryo Kamijima, Kamijima Internal Medicine Clinic
This video is intended for nurses, paramedical staff, physicians, and other medical professionals.
It explains the value of contrast-enhanced CT scans before TAVI, determining the puncture site, and selecting a prosthetic valve.
To patients, related parties, and everyone involved:
This video is intended for hospital-based medical professionals and medical students. We sincerely hope that this will not be a video that criticizes or slanders patients with heart disease, but rather a forum for positive, constructive medical care aimed at problem-solving. We will continue to strive every day to ensure that patients receive excellent medical care.
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Transfemoral approach (TF)
Transapical approach (TA), in which the valve is inserted from the apex of the heart
Transsubclavian approach (TS)
Direct aortic approach (DA), in which the valve is inserted from the ascending aorta
There are two types of prosthetic valves: Edwards' Sapien XT and Medtronic's CoreValve.
Edward's Sapien is balloon-expanded and placed. Medtronic's CoreValve is self-expanding.
2020 Revised Edition
Guidelines for the Management of Valvular Heart Disease
JCS/JATS/JSVS/JSCS 2020 Guideline on the Management of Valvular Heart Disease
https://www.j-circ.or.jp/cms/wp-conte...
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Explanation by Dr. Ryo Kamijima.
KamijimaInternalMedicalClinic
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