Lack of Clinical Equipoise Renders Randomized-Trial Execution of Ross vs Prosthetic Valves an Impossible Task.
(2022) Journal of the american college of cardiology : JACC — Vol. 80, n° 1, p. e7 (2022)
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- The Toronto group has recently published their long-term (20-year) results with the Ross procedure (Ross) vs bioprosthetic aortic valve replacement (AVR) in a propensity-score matched analysis.1 The authors concluded that Ross was associated with significantly better long-term survival and freedom from adverse valve-related events and should therefore be considered as the primary option for young and middle-age adults undergoing AVR. [...]
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Jahanyar, J., Mastrobuoni, S., Said, S. M., El Khoury, G., & de Kerchove, L. (2022). Lack of Clinical Equipoise Renders Randomized-Trial Execution of Ross vs Prosthetic Valves an Impossible Task. Journal of the american college of cardiology : JACC, 80(1), e7. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jacc.2022.04.043 (Original work published 2022)