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See Latest ArticlesPercutaneous valve replacement and repair in the adult: Techniques and anaesthetic considerations
Current Anaesthesia and Critical Care, 06/26/09
Dewhurst A et al. - Developments in percutaneous catheter delivered systems make it feasible that non-invasive valve repair and replacement can be performed. Those patients unsuitable for surgical treatment can be offered these procedures. The authors review the procedures available and the outcome data.
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