Current evidence on gender differences in interventional valve therapy indicates that the patient pathway of aortic valve stenosis requires awareness regarding symptomatology, diagnosis, prosthesis selection, and life-time management in women. In addition, sex-specific predictors and thresholds appear to be relevant to mortality, particularly in interventional therapy for tricuspid regurgitation.
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- PD Dr. med. Verena Veulemans, FESC
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- CARDIOVASC
- GASTROENTEROLOGIE PRAXIS
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