THE EVOLUTION OF TRANSCATHETER INTERVENTIONS IN STRUCTURAL CARDIOLOGY

Authors

  • Alkov Ruslan Alimjonovich Author
  • Muxammadjonov Lochinbek Jasurbek oʻgʻli Author
  • Temirov Muhammad Alisher Oʻgli Author
  • Boymurodova Oybarchin Saidmurod qizi Author

Keywords:

Keywords: Transcatheter interventions; Structural cardiology; TAVR; TEER; Mitral valve; Tricuspid valve; Percutaneous cardiac procedures.

Abstract

Abstract 
  Transcatheter structural heart interventions have transformed the management 
of acquired and congenital cardiovascular disease. Initially developed as alternatives 
for patients considered unsuitable for surgery, catheter-based procedures have evolved 
into  established  treatments  across  a  broad  range  of  surgical-risk  groups.  Major 
advances include transcatheter aortic valve replacement (TAVR), transcatheter edge-
to-edge repair (TEER), transcatheter mitral and tricuspid valve replacement, left atrial 
appendage occlusion, and closure of septal defects. This evolution has been driven by 
improvements in prosthetic design, delivery systems, multimodality imaging, vascular 
access,  and  clinical  evidence  from  randomized  trials.  This  review  summarizes  the 
historical  development  of  structural  interventions,  the  expansion  of  TAVR  and 
atrioventricular  valve  therapies,  enabling  technologies,  current  limitations,  and 
emerging directions including artificial intelligence, advanced biomaterials, and earlier 
intervention. Abstract 
  Transcatheter structural heart interventions have transformed the management 
of acquired and congenital cardiovascular disease. Initially developed as alternatives 
for patients considered unsuitable for surgery, catheter-based procedures have evolved 
into  established  treatments  across  a  broad  range  of  surgical-risk  groups.  Major 
advances include transcatheter aortic valve replacement (TAVR), transcatheter edge-
to-edge repair (TEER), transcatheter mitral and tricuspid valve replacement, left atrial 
appendage occlusion, and closure of septal defects. This evolution has been driven by 
improvements in prosthetic design, delivery systems, multimodality imaging, vascular 
access,  and  clinical  evidence  from  randomized  trials.  This  review  summarizes  the 
historical  development  of  structural  interventions,  the  expansion  of  TAVR  and 
atrioventricular  valve  therapies,  enabling  technologies,  current  limitations,  and 
emerging directions including artificial intelligence, advanced biomaterials, and earlier 
intervention. 

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Published

2026-09-05

How to Cite

Alkov Ruslan Alimjonovich, Muxammadjonov Lochinbek Jasurbek oʻgʻli, Temirov Muhammad Alisher Oʻgli, & Boymurodova Oybarchin Saidmurod qizi. (2026). THE EVOLUTION OF TRANSCATHETER INTERVENTIONS IN STRUCTURAL CARDIOLOGY . Ta’lim Innovatsiyasi Va Integratsiyasi, 76(1), 117-125. https://modernedu-dv.org/index.php/tal/article/view/236