Biological aortic valve replacement. Long-term follow-up and predictors of mortality, rehospitalization and reintervention
Background: Aortic valve replacement is the conventional procedure in aortic valve disease; nevertheless, choosing the most suitable model of prosthesis is a complex decision. The use of novel biological models specially treated to reduce long-term structural deterioration has been encouraged, even...
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