Implante valvular aórtico transcatéter (TAVI) e impacto en la sobrevida del paciente

e transcatheter aortic valve implant is a minimally invasive cardiovascular procedure and, an alternative to conventional intervention in severe aortic insufficiency. In this work, a review of complications and survival is performed in patients undergoing TAVI, compared to traditional aortic replacement. For this, a documentary investigation was carried out with information between the years 2010-2018. e transcatheter aortic valve implant should be performed transfemorally or transapically, with a Core or Sapien XT valve, depending on the individual's need, to avoid regurgitation to valvulate. With this implant the complications decrease and the le ventricle is remodeled; reducing breathlessness and improving the life prognosis and mortality rate compared to other methods.