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TR Progression Following Surgery for Ischemic MR Is Rare But Associated With Worse Outcomes at 2 Years, Study Shows

Posted: 02/08/2021
Author:
Giorgio A. Medranda, CRTonline.org
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Progression of non-severe tricuspid regurgitation (TR) following surgery for ischemic mitral regurgitation (IMR) is rare, according to data from two prospective randomized trials released Monday.
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TR Progression Following Surgery for Ischemic MR Is Rare But Associated With Worse Outcomes at 2 Years, Study Shows

Worse Patient Outcomes, Higher Costs in Waiting to Perform AVR in Patients With AS: Database Study

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