Aortic regurgitation is the most frequent post-procedural complication after TAVI.
Aortic regurgitation (AR) is the most frequent post-procedural complication after TAVI and is linked to adverse outcomes and mortality.
The most frequent post-transplant thrombotic events were HAT (9%) and PVT (1.7%).
Even though glycosylation is the most frequent post-translational modification, its role is still poorly understood.
At 232 cases (8.0%), urinary tract infections were the single most frequent post-operative complication.
These lipid modifications are mainly palmitoylation or prenylations, being farnesylation and geranyl-geranylation the most frequent post-translation modifications [ 4].
Glycosylation is the attachment of a carbohydrate residue to a protein [ 23], and it is the most frequent post-translational modification in eukaryotic species [ 24].
In our study, the most frequent post-transplant thrombotic event was HAT, with a frequency of 9% (41/441 cases, 63.5% of all post-transplant thrombotic event).
The most frequent post-transplant thrombotic event was HAT, with a frequency of 9% (41/441 cases, 63.5% of all post-transplant thrombotic event), and the second most frequent was PVT (8/441 cases), and one with HAT and PVT.
The most frequent post-puncture diagnoses include diffuse liver diseases, such as chronic hepatitis or toxic liver damage, followed by viral hepatitis, carcinomas of hepatic origin and metastases (Table 2).
The majority of the studies found in the literature analyze the most frequent post-operative symptoms during the first 24 hours after AS, and signal the persistence of severe post-operative pain in these patients as the main factor to control [ 1, 2].
