Risk of Ischemic Stroke post TAVR is Not Impacted by Procedure Experience and Volume

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Risk of Ischemic Stroke post TAVR is Not Impacted by Procedure Experience and Volume

By Boston Scientific FEATURING David Rose

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December 18, 2020

This is video #3 of a 7 part series on Cerebral Embolic Protection for Ischemic Stroke. Click here to watch the next video.

Does stroke increase mortality in hospitalized patients post-TAVR? Does it affect patient Length of Stay? Neurologist Dr. David Rose discusses why stroke risk in TAVR may not be impacted by the experience of a TAVR team.

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