Disclaimer

These recommendations are made according to standards for trustworthy guidelines and targets an international audience with an individual patient perspective. Adaptation to specific countries or contexts should be considered, including the cost-effectiveness of interventions.

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The Rapidrecs panel includes clinicians, researchers, methodologists and patient representatives funded by their own institutions, without conflicts of interest and ties with industry. Please see the BMJ RapidRecs publication for details about the RapidRecs panel, their affiliations and declarations of interest. Per O Vandvik, associate professor, Catherine M Otto, professor, Reed A Siemieniuk, methodologist, Rodrigo Bagur, assistant clinical professor, Gordon H Guyatt, distinguished professor,Lyubov Lytvyn, methodologist, Richard Whitlock, associate professor,Trond Vartdal, consultant physician, David Brieger, professor, Bert Aertgeerts, professor, Susanna Price, professor, Farid Foroutan, graduate student, Michael Shapiro, community representative, Ray Mertz, community representative, Frederick A. Spencer, professor

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Per Olav Vandvik

Abstract

The BMJ-RapidRecs project represents a collaboration between MAGIC and The BMJ. In response to potentially practice-changing evidence a guideline panel creates recommendations and all underlying content in MAGICapp, informed by linked systematic reviews. The BMJ publishes the recommendations and systematic reviews in their journals.

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en

Population

Patients above 85 years with severe symptomatic aortic stenosis, at low or intermediate perioperative risk

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Population

Patients 75-85 years with severe symptomatic aortic stenosis who are at low or intermediate perioperative risk

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Population

Patients 65-75 years with severe symptomatic aortic stenosis who are at low or intermediate perioperative risk

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Population

Patients 65 years and below with severe symptomatic aortic symptomatic stenosis who are at low or intermediate perioperative risk

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Population

Patients with severe symptomatic aortic stenosis who are at low or intermediate perioperative risk who can not undergo transfemoral TAVR

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