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  • TAVI is becoming more popular for treating severe aortic valve disease, but not all access methods work for every patient.
  • When traditional access points are not suitable, central transaortic access is an alternative option.
  • The authors detail a successful CoreValve implantation through this method, focusing on procedure specifics, possible complications, and the pros and cons of this approach.

Article Abstract

The use of tanscathether aortic valve implantation (TAVI) to treat severe aortic valve disease is increasing exponentially. Peripheral vascular access for TAVI is not always possible, and when transapical approach is contraindicated, other access options can be considered like the central transaortic access. The authors describe a successful implantation of a CoreValve prosthesis through direct aortic access via ministernotomy, addressing particular attention to the implantation procedure, potencial complications, advantages and limitations of the method.

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