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Video 2 for Article: Snare Technique to Facilitate TAVI in a Highly Calcified Aortic Valve with Horizontal Anatomy

Athanasios Kolyviras^1,2, Dimitrios Damaskos¹, Vaios Tzifos¹

¹Henry Dunant Hospital Center, Department of Interventional Cardiology, Athens, Greece
²Electronic correspondence: kolyvirasthanos@hotmail.com

Video 2: The snare technique. The nose cone of the Portico valve is pulled by the snare catheter, and the whole system is centralized in order to achieve co-axiality with the aortic orifice. The Portico valve is successfully crossed by the native aortic valve.

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