(B) This video demonstrates a successful BAV in the long axis view. The balloon did not become dislodged with this inflation. (C) A short axis view of the BAV is demonstrated in this video." /> (B) This video demonstrates a successful BAV in the long axis view. The balloon did not become dislodged with this inflation. (C) A short axis view of the BAV is demonstrated in this video. learning module on AccessCardiology. AccessCardiology is a subscription-based resource from McGraw Hill that features trusted medical content from the best minds in medicine." /> Skip to Main Content

We have a new app!

Take the Access library with you wherever you go—easy access to books, videos, images, podcasts, personalized features, and more.

Download the Access App here: iOS and Android. Learn more here!

Video 13-3-2 (A-C): (A) With the initial BAV attempt, the balloon "pops" out of the valve when it was inflated. This was due to loss of pacemaker capture (rapid ventricular pacing is performed to decrease LV contractility to prevent dislodgement of the balloon both during the BAV and during valve deployment). (B) This video demonstrates a successful BAV in the long axis view. The balloon did not become dislodged with this inflation. (C) A short axis view of the BAV is demonstrated in this video.

This content feature is supported on the following browsers:
Firefox, Chrome, Internet Explorer 11, Safari 7 and newer
This site uses cookies to provide, maintain and improve your experience. MH Privacy Center Close