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Le protesi valvolari

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La sostituzione valvolare con protesi di vario tipo, in pazienti con disfunzione valvolare grave è stata praticata negli ultimi 40 anni, soprattutto in quei pazienti con deformazioni valvolari non correggibili [1]. Le protesi valvolari sono essenzialmente di due tipi: meccaniche e biologiche.

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Tesorio, P. (2006). Le protesi valvolari. In: Ecocardiografia clinica. Springer, Milano. https://doi.org/10.1007/88-470-0460-8_5

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