Rétrécissement Aortique : À Quel Stade l'Opération Devient une Urgence Absolue ?

Aortic stenosis is one of the most common valvular diseases after age 65. Yet, when this diagnosis is received, one question almost always arises: should surgery be performed immediately, or can it be delayed? The answer depends on several factors. The degree of valve stenosis, the onset of symptoms, and the impact on heart function all play a crucial role in the decision. In this video, you will understand how cardiologists assess the severity of aortic stenosis, when intervention becomes necessary, and in which situations it is important not to wait. The goal is to help you better understand this diagnosis and the criteria that guide medical decisions. 👉 Subscribe to better understand your heart: https://www.youtube.com/@MonCoeurMaSa... 📌 Recommended videos on the channel: Calcified Aortic Valve: Is It Always Serious?    • Valve Aortique Calcifiée : Est-Ce Toujours...   Leaky Heart Valve: Is It Serious? Symptoms, Risks, and Treatments    • Valve du Coeur qui Fuit : Est-Ce Grave ? S...   Heart Valve Surgery: What Are the Real Risks?    • Opération Valve Cardiaque : Quels Sont les...   Coronary Artery Bypass Surgery: Life Expectancy, Recovery, and What You Can Really Expect    • Pontage Coronarien : Espérance de Vie, Con...   Complete Playlist – Heart Valve Disease: Symptoms, Risks, and Treatments https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list... #AorticStenosis #AorticValve #TAVI #Cardiology