Aortic Valve (TAVR/TAVI)Friday, September 25, 2026
Transcatheter Aortic Valve Replacement TAVR Market Forecast to 2035: Low-Risk Patient Expansion Drives Growth - News and Statistics - IndexBox
1 min read·By E. Nolan Beckett, MD·Source: IndexBox
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The single-center two-era analysis published in Medical Sciences is the day's most instructive TAVR data — and its most misread.
Comparing 100 consecutive isolated TAVRs from 2012 with 100 from 2024, the 30-day composite of death or stroke fell from 10% to 1%, PVL ≥mild dropped from 27% to 3%, and hospital stay collapsed from 6 to 1 day (unadjusted, single-center, N=100 per era).
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