Christoph B. Olivier, Annabel Hölzle/LinkedIn
Mar 13, 2026, 22:05
Christoph B. Olivier: Annabel Hölzle Shared Critical Findings on HALT After TAVR
Christoph B. Olivier, Head of the Clinical Trials Unit, UHZ Freiburg, shared on LinkedIn, adding:
”Congratulations Annabel for an outstanding presentation at the Spring School 2026!
Today Annabel Hölzle shared critical findings from her study: ‘Periprocedural hemostatic and inflammatory changes after TAVR and their association with hypoattenuating leaflet thickening (HALT).’
Her research provides vital clues to improve long-term patient safety in heart valve interventions.
We are very proud to see our team members leading such high-impact clinical discussions.
Great job, Annabel!”
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