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Suojaranta–Ylinen RT et al. – Elderly patients who had undergone AVR with a bioprosthesis had a good outcome after more than 10 years of follow up, with an improved cardiac function being preserved for at least seven years after surgery. Despite a severely impaired preoperative aortic valve function, octogenarians especially had a good life expectancy, possibly due to their low comorbidity rates. Hence, AVR with a bioprosthesis proved to be an excellent treatment in this patient group.

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