A syndrom called Barlow. Different faces, different Therapies
P. Perier
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Last updated: 4 Jun 2025
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Section 1: Challenging mitral valve disease scenarios?
- 1. A syndrom called Barlow. Different faces, different Therapies
12:00s Min | P. Perier - 2. Not an everyday case- a patient with mitral annular calcification10 Min | N. Bonaros
- 3. Oh My God – I need to reclamp18:23 Min | T. Doenst
- 4. Live in a Box – How to Deal with Mitral Valve after failed M-TEER 14.45 Min | H. Treede
- 5. Scientific breakthroughs in mitral valve surgery: Highlights from the last 2 years14:08 Min | C. Gollman-Tepeköylü
- 6. Interview - Future directions in primary MR treatments13:50 Min
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Section 2: Session 2
- 1. Miniaccess, endoscopic and robotic: State of the art of MIS1:18 Min | M. Kofler
- 2. Degenerated TAVR- TAVR explant or TAVR in TAVR16:14 Min | S. Bleiziffer
- 3. Long-term outcomes of TAVI and SAVR17:31 Min | Torsten Doenst
- 4. A journey towards personalized surgery15:56 Min | S. Bleiziffer
- 5. Aortic valve stenosis in young patients - how to plan a lifetime strategy?16:48 Min | D.S. Dohle
- 1. Miniaccess, endoscopic and robotic: State of the art of MIS
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Section 4: Session 4
- 1. Risk assessment strategies for Tricuspid Valve disease15:01 Min | J. Dreyfus
- 2. My rationale for choosing surgical MIS heart tricuspid11:30 Min | H. Treede
- 3. My rationale for choosing T-TEER13:57 Min | R. S. von Bardeleben
- 4. Tricuspid regurgitation case6:20 Min | G. Farber
- 5. When repair is not an option- Valve replacement10:50 Min | J. Hausleiter
- 6. Interview - Which transcatheter techniques holds the future- TTVR or T-TEER?4:57 Min | G. Färber and R. S. von Bardeleben
- 1. Risk assessment strategies for Tricuspid Valve disease
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Section 5: Session 5
- 1. Understanding the phenotype of patients with multivavular heart diseases10:48 Min | V. Delgado
- 2. Tips & tricks to diagnose properly multivalvular heart disease12:49 Min | M. Garbi
- 3. Management of multivalvular diseases: What do the guidelines say?31:41 Min | N. Ajmone Marsan
- 4. Intervention of multivalvular heart diseases: which technique, which sequence?8:53 Min | N. Bonaros
- 5. Interview - A glimpse into the future- which studies will change practice?26:27 Min | N. Bonaros, M. Garbi and H. Treede
- 1. Understanding the phenotype of patients with multivavular heart diseases
