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Figure 1. Anatomic predictors for procedural success and failure after TMVr. A: flail scallop is associated with worse hemodynamic
success after TMVr in primary mitral regurgitation patients; B: A single or multiple jets originating from one flail scallop are associated
with hemodynamic success after TMVr; lower tenting volume (C) and tenting height (D) are associated with optimal MR reduction; E:
low mitral valve leaflet-to-annulus index predicts residual MR; F: increasing annular height predicts optimal MR reduction. A: anterior;
P: posterior; AL: anterolateral; PM: posteromedial; Ao: aortic valve; PML: posterior mitral valve leaflet; AML: anterior mitral valve leaflet;
TMVr: transcatheter mitral valve edge-to-edge repair; MR: mitral regurgitation