A planned dual-access strategy (DASH) may represent a complementary technical option to facilitate safe device delivery for complex mitral paravalvular leaks.
Does a dual-access strategy (DASH) facilitate safe device delivery in patients with complex mitral paravalvular leaks?
A dual-access strategy may be a viable technical option for closing complex mitral paravalvular leaks when single-access approaches are inadequate.
In selected patients with multiple, anatomically complex mitral PVLs-particularly when catheter alignment, stability, or prosthetic leaflet interaction limits a single-access approach, a planned dual-access strategy may represent a complementary technical option to facilitate safe device delivery. Larger series and longer follow-up are needed to define the indications, safety profile, and durability of the DASH approach.
Coppi et al. (Fri,) conducted a other in Mitral Paravalvular Leaks. Dual Access Strategy for Hemodynamic Closure (DASH) was evaluated. A planned dual-access strategy (DASH) may represent a complementary technical option to facilitate safe device delivery for complex mitral paravalvular leaks.