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2024
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- Frailty and transcatheter valve intervention: A narrative review Hannah Kempton Rachael Hall Sara L. Hungerford Christopher S. Hayward David W. M. Muller Catheterization and Cardiovascular Interventions AbstractFrailty is a common clinical syndrome that portends poor peri‐procedural outcomes and increased mortality following transcatheter valve interventions. We reviewed frailty assessment tools in transcatheter intervention cohorts to recommend a pathway for preprocedural frailty assessment in patients referred for transcatheter valve procedures, and evaluated current evidence for frailty interventions and their efficacy in transcatheter intervention. We recommend the use of a frailty screening instrument to identify patients as frail, with subsequent referral for comprehensive geriatric assessment in these patients, to assist in selecting appropriate patients and then optimizing them for transcatheter valve interventions. Interventions to reduce preprocedural frailty are not well defined, however, data from limited cohort studies support exercise‐based interventions to increase functional capacity and reduce frailty in parallel with preprocedural medical optimization. 10.1002/ccd.31076 http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/termsAndConditions#vor