Mitral Valve (Repair & Replacement)Wednesday, May 27, 2026
Use of TriClip steerable guide catheter for MitraClip: from bench to case.
1 min read·By E. Nolan Beckett, MD·Source: Cardiovascular intervention and therapeutics
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A cross-platform technical report from Cardiovascular Intervention and Therapeutics describes using the TriClip steerable guide catheter to deliver MitraClip — bench-tested and applied in a single case.
Operators dealing with challenging mitral anatomy may borrow tricuspid hardware to improve reach.
This is a workflow signal, not a guideline-grade finding.
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Authors: Fong FK, Lai LKL, Kam KKH, Lee APW, Tang GHL et al.
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