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(A–C) Sequential angiographic images demonstrating placement of the wire, using the retrograde technique in the LV cavity (A), followed by balloon placement.

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1 (A–C) Sequential angiographic images demonstrating placement of the wire, using the retrograde technique in the LV cavity (A), followed by balloon placement (B) and subsequent dilation within the calcified aortic valve (C). (A–C) Sequential angiographic images demonstrating placement of the wire, using the retrograde technique in the LV cavity (A), followed by balloon placement (B) and subsequent dilation within the calcified aortic valve (C). LV, left ventricular. Thomas R Keeble et al. Open Heart 2016;3:e000421 ©2016 by British Cardiovascular Society

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