Structural heart disease interventions require careful preprocedural planning. Imaging is the cornerstone for planning, particularly to determine whether the intervention is feasible and can be successful. The next critical step is to choose an approach that will maximize the chance…
Transcatheter therapies for both congenital and noncongenital structural heart lesions continue to expand in both their scope and complexity. The evolution of percutaneous treatment options for structural heart disease (SHD) has also come with advances in the imaging techniques associated…
The field of structural cardiac and cardiovascular intervention is relatively new. Some of the component procedures have been part of the interventional armamentarium for many years, but have never been grouped into a unified field. The development of new catheter…