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TAVI procedures with combined Sapien and CoreValve prosthesis: early experience in a single Center Gian Luca Martinelli MD CV Surgery Dept. S Anna Hospital – Catanzaro - Italy

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TAVI procedures with combined Sapien and CoreValve prosthesis:

early experience in a single Center

Gian Luca Martinelli MDCV Surgery Dept.

S Anna Hospital – Catanzaro - Italy

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Yes

Femoral Access

Evaluation Y/N

Femoral Access

Evaluation Y/N

Yes No No

Not in Study

Transfemoral VS

1:1 Randomization

1:1 Randomization

1:1 Randomization

Transfemoral

Medical Management ControlVS

Cohort B

Yes

No

AVR Control

Trans apical

AVR Control

OPERABLEASSESMENT

VS

Cohort A ~650 pts ~350 pts

Yes

Femoral Access

Evaluation Y/N

Femoral Access

Evaluation Y/N

Yes No No

Not in Study

Transfemoral VS

1:1 Randomization

1:1 Randomization

1:1 Randomization

Transfemoral

Medical Management ControlVS

Cohort B

Yes

No

AVR Control

Trans apical

AVR Control

OPERABLEASSESMENT

VS

Cohort A ~650 pts ~350 pts

• Fully enrolled. • 1st results by Q4-2010

PARTNER IDEThe world’s first and only prospective, multicenter, randomized clinical trial to

compare transcatheter heart valve replacement to conventional AVR and medicalmanagement.

Primary endpoint: one year survival plus extensive 5-year follow-up

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Indications to TAVI procedure at S.Anna Hospital

Symptomatic Severe Aortic Stenosis

• Operative High Risk scores ( logES > 20%)

• Controindications to open surgery

• More recently, age over 80.

129129 patients were submitted to TAVIprocedure between 2010/2011

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Patients CharacteristicsVariable TAVI ( N= 129)

Age, y 80,4 ± 5.5

Female gender, n(%) 76( 58.4%)

NYHA class 3.2 ± 0.5

IMA n(%) 58(45%)

Neurological dysfuction or stroke n(%) 36(28%)

Chronic Kidney failure n(%) 29(23%)

COPD n(%) 60(47%)

Liver cirrosis 10(8%)

Previous open heart surgery n(%) 9 (6.9)

Previous PCI n(%) 13 (10.7)

Previous PMK implantation n(%) 14(11%)

Atrial Fibrillation, n(%) 5(4%)

Logistic Euroscore, % 22.3 ± 11

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VASCULAR ACCESSSapien100 and CoreValve 29

75% of cases in general anesthesia

Transfemoral 98

Transaortic 3

Transapical 28

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Early results

• Global In-hospital Mortality : 13/129 (10.1%)

• 5 related to the procedure (aortic dissection, anulus rupture, occlusion of right coronary, 2 embolizations)

• 2 Low Cardiac output

• 2 ARDS

• 2 MOF

• 1 ICH

• 1 GI bleeding

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Early results according to vascular access

• In-hospital Mortality (TF approach): 5/98 (5.1%)• mean LogES: 20.4. ± 12.8%

• mean LogES ( death group) 35.3 ± 28.3%

• In-hospital Mortality (TA approach): 7/28 (25%)• mean LogES: 26.1 ± 14.4%

• mean LogES ( death group) 38.7 ± 18.5%

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Perioperative Complications

• 5 cases of conversion to AVR ( only 1 death): • 1 Embolization into the Aorta

• 2 Embolization into the Ventricular Cavity

• 1 Residual Severe AR

• 1 Rupture on Non Coronary Sinus

• IMA 2 pts (1.5%)

• Stroke: 2 pts (1.5%)

• Major Vascular complication: 6 pts (4.6%)

• Minor Vascular complications: 6 pts (4.6%)

• Acute Renal Failure (VARC) 9 pts (6.9%)

• PMK implantation 8 pts ( 6.2%)

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SURVIVAL (Kaplan-Meyer Method)Follow-up: 9.9 ± 7 mth

Late Death: 9 pts1 Cardiac related8 Non Cardiac related

2 late reoperations:1 endocarditisSevere AR in valve in valve with bioprosthetic failure

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9.5 + 3.1

EF>50

30>EF>50

EF<30

EF>50

30>EF>50

EF<30

EF>50

30>EF>50

EF<30

At Fup, only 1 pt has more than AR > 2

p<0.01

p=0.2p<0.01

p=0.3

p<0.01p=0.2

p<0.01

p=0.1

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Goal of the procedure

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Reduction of AR after 30 min

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Valve in Valve

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Treatment of AR>2+ after procedure

• Valve in valve

• BAV

• Repositioning of prosthesis

• AVR

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Prosthesis Embolization

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Embolia in ventricolo (spina)

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Prosthesis Embolization

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Prosthesis Embolization

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Coronary occlusion

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Coronary occlusion

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Successful THV PROGRAM

Patient-Focused Multidisciplinary Heart ValveTeam Approach

RadiologistRadiologist

EchocardiographistEchocardiographist

CardiologistCardiologistCardiac SurgeonCardiac Surgeon

AnesthesiologistAnesthesiologist

Excellent Visualization

Patient Selection

Patient Management

Procedure Planning

Hybrid Suite

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TAVI is an approachto the patient….

not just a procedure

Conclusion

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THANK YOU

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Late Endocarditis

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Treatment of bioproshesis degeneration: the role of TAVI

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Role of TAVI in isolated AR

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Eco pre e post impianto di Attanasio su centricity redux di TD

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Multidisciplinary Imaging Approach

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Between Dec 2010 and Jan 2012

325 patients were treated for isolated AS.

129129 patients were submitted to TAVIprocedure

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Sapient XT(77.5%)

CoreValve(22.5%)

TF

TA

TAo

TF

TAo

75% in general anesthesia

Operative Data70

28

2

28

1