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Sponsored Content: Double Valve Replacement—How I Do It

Monday, June 5, 2023

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Tom Verbelen

Watch Professor Tom Verbelen, from the University Hospital Leuven in Leuven, Belgium, demonstrate a double valve procedure by implanting a Medtronic Avalus™ aortic valve and a Mosaic™ mitral valve.

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Submitted by Kamil Peiris on
Nice filming angle. Clarity is excellent. Some suggestions, Using DelNido cardioplegia, antegrade, would have made the procedure less tedius and X-clamp time saving. During Aortic VR, tying down first, the nadir stich of each leaflet, would bring the aortic annulus and the valve sewing ring, more closer to a single plane. Probably your technique of applying commissural stiches lower, also achieved the same effect.

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