Argentine inventors develop durable heart valve eliminating anticoagulation need

Argentine developers Osvaldo Amerio and Diego Cheja have created a heart valve with lifetime durability that removes the need for anticoagulation therapy, addressing a long-standing dilemma in cardiology. The invention holds patents in the US and Europe and is progressing toward regulatory approval. If approved, it could significantly alter cardiac care, though clinical validation and market adoption remain uncertain.

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