Jose Albors Martin
@AlborsJose
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Cardiac surgeon @vinaloposalud. Harvard Medical School Scholar in Surgical Leadership Program
Joined February 2013
Demora media en cirugía cardiaca H. U. Vinalopó @Vinaloposalud 29 días. https://t.co/B9rfiE3vQM
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Objective and scientific. That is why we need more of @VictorDayan1 on guidelines
🚨2025 @EACTS and @ESC_Journals guidelines have been released. Great job by those involved. As all non evidences based recommendations, most are subject to different perspectives. The authors of current guidelines have jeopardized the future of pts who need a second procedure…
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BAV was an exclusion criteria in PARTNER III
What do you get when you put a round peg in an elliptical hole? —> PVL Great image, great message from a great @CleClinicHVTI surgeon @AnthonyZakiMD Cut it out & circularize the anulus, BAV should get SAVR
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In Partner 2A and 3, SAVR makes you live longer than TAVI…the longer the follow up, the clearer the benefits of SAVR…@VictorDayan1
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Durable effectiveness and safety of hybrid ablation versus catheter ablation: 2-year results from the randomized CEASE-AF trial†
academic.oup.com
Atrial fibrillation (AF) is a progressive cardiomyopathy that was estimated to affect approximately 50 million people worldwide as of 2020 [1].
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Now post MI VSD
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Redo Surgical Aortic Valve Replacement versus Valve-in-Valve Transcatheter Aortic Valve Replacement for Degenerated Bioprosthetic Valves - The Annals of Thoracic Surgery https://t.co/1hEplbavNT
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After #TAVR with current-generation THVs in Sievers type 1 BAV stenosis, moderate or severe paravalvular regurgitation occurred in about 4% of cases and was associated with an increased risk of major adverse events during follow-up. https://t.co/ygThf6kDLf
#JACCINT #vhdAS #MACE
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This is the updated steps and results of Y incision aortic annular enlargement of 119 pts. Anyone can download this article using this correct link if they are interested.
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Rafael Llorens Leon,MD. PhD. FETCS. A master cardiac surgeon and a gentleman surgeon. Dr. Llorens has passed away. He was Chief and founder of the Cardiac surgery department at @hospiten in Tenerife. I’ll be always grateful for having the opportunity to work and learn from him.
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ThinkAorta
Man who died from a heart haemorrhage after being diagnosed with a panic attack had been seen by a non-medical school trained physician associate but not a doctor
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We have different techniques to avoid PPM in SAVR, like @BoYangMD Y-incision, as in this case (from 19 to 27 Magna) In this study smaller valve sizes (18-23 mm) were used in SAVR (20.5 vs 79.3%) leading to higher PPM (9.9 vs 39.4%). PPM was a predictor of all-cause 2y mortality
This study suggested that TAVR in morbidly obese patients offers advantages over SAVR, in terms of periprocedural morbidity, with similar mid-term outcomes. #EIJBestOf
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No hay peor ciego que el que no quiere ver…
Cirugía cardiovascular ante la alta tasa de abandonos MIR: «Es dura, exige tiempo y dedicación» https://t.co/FvqIfFzI3A
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Congratulations @Vinaloposalud on your reaccreditation and gaining Clinical Care Program Certification (CCPC) for your Coronary Artery Bypass Grafting (CABG) Program!
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TAVR-TAVR-SAVR in 3 years. Lifetime management?
In their recent video publication, @John_J_Kelly_MD, @JasonHanMD and Wilson Y. Szeto, MD show the removal of not just one, but two prior transcatheter aortic valves!
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What type of leadership do you prefer? There are those who step forward to help, learn, collaborate and then there are those whose idea of moving forward is to step over others
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@SCClarkFRCS The timeline for this analysis is long, inherits different trial designs and blames unwillingly the wrong. The only answer are prospective independently financed and scientifically conducted randomized trials incl. surgical comparison of different valve designs! @vonBardelebenRS
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Esto lo hacen residentes quirúrgicos en todos los hospitales del mundo, por iniciativa propia y de forma voluntaria. El grado de responsabilidad de un residente en una cirugía compleja es del 0%. Cuanto mayor sea el volumen y exposición de un cirujano mejor serán sus resultados
Hospital en Madrid: un residente después de estar en una guardia de 24h se queda en una cirugía de alta complejidad y acaba saliendo a las 10 de la noche. Es decir entró un martes a las 8 de la mañana y salió el miércoles a las 10 de la noche. Esto es ilegal pero se hace.
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