Wayne Patterson also retweeted this......

Wayne Patterson also retweeted this...
https://www.medstarwashington.org/blog/2017/03/23/tavr-study/#q={}

After reading the article myself, I found it interesting that "One reason TAVR is currently restricted to patients at higher risk is that it’s a pretty new procedure, so we don’t have established data for how it compares over the long term to traditional surgery. One of the questions up in the air surrounds the durability of the valves used in TAVR. Valves used in a traditional surgical replacement last 10 to 15 years. We’ve only been performing TAVR for about a decade, so we don’t have long-term data on these devices yet."

Durability would probably be one of the strong points of the Admedus TAVR ...  )))
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