Catheter Ablation Significantly Reduces Functional MR and TR in AF with LVSD: 1-Year Multi-Study Analysis

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Catheter Ablation Significantly Reduces Functional MR and TR in AF with LVSD: 1-Year Multi-Study Analysis

Posted: 04/30/2025
Author:
Natalie Morrison, CRTonline.org
Valve & Structural Ablation Heart Rhythm Tricuspid Valve interventions News 2025 Mitral Valve Interventions Atrial Fibrillation News Articles

The degree of functional mitral regurgitation (FMR) in patients with atrial fibrillation (AF) and left ventricular systolic dysfunction (LVSD) does not impact the success of catheter ablation (CA), a multi-study analysis shows, but CA does significantly reduce both FMR and functional tricuspid regurgitation (FTR) at 1 year.
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Catheter Ablation Significantly Reduces Functional MR and TR in AF with LVSD: 1-Year Multi-Study Analysis

Navitor TAV at Low Implant Depths is ‘More Favorable’ than Other SEVs and Higher Depths: Real-World Simulation

Study Defines Two-Year Risk Window for Predicting Heart Attacks

Study Links Spontaneous Heart Attacks to Declines in Long-Term Quality of Life

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