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Structural Heart Disease

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The Evolution of TAVR: Historical Insights & Future Innovations
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Episode # 16  •  09 Dec 2025

The Evolution of TAVR: Historical Insights & Future Innovations

Transcatheter aortic valve replacement (TAVR) may be a standard cardiac procedure today, but its origin story follows an intriguing tale of courage, innovation and heart. In this episode of BackTable Cardiology, renowned cardiothoracic surgeon Dr. Michael Mack, a global leader in structural heart disease from Baylor Scott White Health, shares the history of TAVR, highlighting its origins, key clinical trials, and the eventual success of TAVR as a primary therapy.

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