TAVR
Britishabbreviation
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As the Street moves away from focusing on TAVR, a business that has decreased as patients have gotten treated over the past decade, and into mitral and tricuspid, there will be a growthier aspect to this business that hasn’t been apparent over the past couple of years.
From Barron's
Bohdan “Tavr” Krotevych, who is the brigade’s interim commander and is leading the rebuilding effort after his release from Russian captivity in the fall, said in an interview.
From Washington Post
This means that many patients who might have had to get open-heart surgery can now get by with a TAVR.
From Washington Post
I met with cardiac surgeons at Cooperman Barnabas in late December, who said that I needed a TAVR.
From Washington Post
The procedure, known as trans-catheter aortic valve replacement, or TAVR, is an increasingly widely-used alternative to surgical valve replacement that would require the chest to be opened.
From The Guardian
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