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EuroPCR 2023: Improving outcomes in mitral regurgitation

Francesco Maisano, Marianna Adamo, Alison Duncan, Georg Nickenig and Greg Stone discuss the role of COAPT trial evidence in reducing mitral regurgitation and securing optimal outcomes for patients. Points also discussed include patient selection, repair or replacement, and real-world registry evidence on reducing MR with TEER.

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