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PARTNER 3 trial showed TAVR outcomes comparable to surgical replacement.
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73.4% of TAVR patients alive without valve failure at 7 years.
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Atrial fibrillation less common with TAVR (17.7%).
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Surgical withdrawal from follow-up could affect mortality estimates.
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Study funded by Edwards Lifesciences with authors reporting funding support.
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Complications varied between procedures; mild paravalvular regurgitation was higher with TAVR.
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Overall mortality rates similar between both groups.
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In a 7-year follow-up from the PARTNER 3 trial, Dr. Martin B. Leon and colleagues revealed that transcatheter aortic-valve replacement (TAVR) using the SAPIEN 3 valve produced outcomes on par with surgical aortic-valve replacement in low-risk adults with severe aortic stenosis. Both methods had similar rates of mortality, stroke, and rehospitalization, with 73.4% of TAVR patients surviving without valve failure. Nonetheless, TAVR had lower instances of new-onset atrial fibrillation and had some differences in complication rates, indicating the need for careful patient selection.
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1
PARTNER 3 trial showed TAVR outcomes comparable to surgical replacement.
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2
73.4% of TAVR patients alive without valve failure at 7 years.
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3
Atrial fibrillation less common with TAVR (17.7%).
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4
Surgical withdrawal from follow-up could affect mortality estimates.
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5
Study funded by Edwards Lifesciences with authors reporting funding support.
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6
Complications varied between procedures; mild paravalvular regurgitation was higher with TAVR.
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7
Overall mortality rates similar between both groups.
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