2008
DOI: 10.1016/j.ejcts.2008.03.040
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Effect of local annular interventions on annular and left ventricular geometry☆☆☆

Abstract: Local annular SL reduction influences remote annular SL dimensions and affects LV geometry. The effect of local annular interventions on global annular geometry and LV remodeling should be considered in surgical or interventional approaches to mitral regurgitation and the design of new annular prostheses as well as supra-annular and sub-annular catheter interventions.

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“…Since some patients present with recurrent MR following restrictive annuloplasty, particularly in case of advanced LV remodelling or extensive regional remodelling in the infero-basal segments [15], current research has been devoted towards adjunctive procedures at the LV level and randomised trials comparing repair versus replacement for ischaemic MR are ongoing. In analogy, intraventricular procedures which do not fix the anteroposterior mitral diameter, which has been shown to be a major determinant of the annulo-papillary distance and, consequently, of functional MR [19], might not prove durable in case of advanced cardiomyopathy.…”
Section: Baseline Mrmentioning
confidence: 94%
“…Since some patients present with recurrent MR following restrictive annuloplasty, particularly in case of advanced LV remodelling or extensive regional remodelling in the infero-basal segments [15], current research has been devoted towards adjunctive procedures at the LV level and randomised trials comparing repair versus replacement for ischaemic MR are ongoing. In analogy, intraventricular procedures which do not fix the anteroposterior mitral diameter, which has been shown to be a major determinant of the annulo-papillary distance and, consequently, of functional MR [19], might not prove durable in case of advanced cardiomyopathy.…”
Section: Baseline Mrmentioning
confidence: 94%