Abstract
Objective: Over the past few years the number of aortic valve replacements (AVR) has increased with outcomes that have been improved despite increasing age of patients and increasing burden of comorbidities. Rapid deployment (RD) AVR is an emerging alternative to standard AVR in elderly high-risk surgical patients. It has been even shown that for patients with severe aortic stenosis, RD-AVR may achieve better perioperative survival than TAVI.
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