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Should a 90 year old have heart valve replacement? Navigating the Decision

According to one study, an increasing number of patients over 90 are successfully undergoing cardiac procedures like valve replacement, thanks to advances in technology. Addressing the question, "Should a 90 year old have heart valve replacement?" involves carefully evaluating a patient's overall health, functional ability, and personal goals, not just their chronological age.

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What are the risks of TAVR in the elderly?

Transcatheter Aortic Valve Replacement (TAVR) has become a preferred treatment for severe aortic stenosis in many older adults, yet understanding the potential risks of TAVR in the elderly is crucial for informed decision-making and optimal patient outcomes. Procedural advances have improved safety, but age-related factors can still influence the risk profile.

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