Search for: [Abstract = "5 mm Hg \[10.5\-20.0\] \/ 9 \[6.0\-12.0\], respectively. One stroke and one myocardial infarction occurred perioperatively. In 6.6% of cases, implantation of a pacemaker was necessary due to conduction disturbances. Hemorrhagic complications were the most common and occurred in 9 cases \(14.8%\). The hospitalization time in the TA group was much longer than in the femoral approach group and was 15 days \[10\-20\]. Six patients died during hospitalization \(9.8%\). The 30\-day mortality was 18.0% and the 12\-month 24.6%. Factors most strongly associated with mortality were a history of the cerebrovascular event \(CVE\) \- a stroke or a transient ischemic attack \(TIA\), level of estimated glomerular filtration ratio \(eGFR\), AVA, the right ventricle systolic pressure \(RVSP\) and the concentration of the N\-terminal prohormone of the natriuretic peptide type B \(NT\-proBNP\). In the third paper, \"Complete transcatheter treatment of multiple heart valve diseases\", a case of a patient with a multivalvular heart disease, including severe aortic stenosis, is presented. Due to numerous contradictions, including the history of chest radiation, it was impossible to treat the patient according to the European Society of Cardiology's main recommendations and perform classical aortic, mitral and tricuspid valve surgery using sternotomy. In this situation, the patient was disqualified from cardiac"]

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