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Progress in Transcatheter Treatment of Cardiac Valvular Diseases

作者:Qin Yiming

院校:Changzhi Medical College, China

摘要:Transcatheter treatment for cardiac valvular diseases has witnessed significant progress in recent years, offering
minimally invasive options with improved outcomes and enhanced quality of life. This article provides a comprehensive
overview of the advantages, clinical studies, and future prospects of transcatheter interventions. It discusses the challenges
associated with patient selection, procedural techniques, long-term durability, and post-procedural management. The review
also highlights key research findings and technological advancements in the field. By addressing these areas, transcatheter
treatment options can be further optimized to benefit patients with valvular heart diseases.

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Transcatheter treatment; cardiac valvular diseases; minimally invasive; outcomes; patient selection; procedural techniques; long-term durability; post-procedural management; research prospects; technological advancements

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