3-Year Supporting Data on TAVI in Low-Risk Patients: EVOLUT

Published Date: 08 Mar 2023

3-year results show that patients who underwent low-risk aortic valve replacement continue to report lower rates of all-cause mortality and stroke with TAVI compared to surgery

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