Should I have a pacemaker? I am very apprehensive.
You mention that your EF (ejection fraction) is 23%. If your EF is low you would likely benefit from a...
You mention that your EF (ejection fraction) is 23%. If your EF is low you would likely benefit from a...
PACs and PVCs in a structurally normal heart are usually not treated unless they are very frequent or symptomatic. Part...
The longevity of biologic valves is affected by growth factors and enzymes which are more prevalent in children and/or young...
A prominent aortic knob signifies that the aorta is slightly elongated. In some instances, it may indicate an aneurysm, but...
If you were my patient, I would recommend continuous remote telemetry. This is a monitor that the patient uses as...
For a Loeys-Dietz patient, 5’6″ and 130 pounds, the size for surgery is generally considered to be in the 4.3-4.5...
Although specific information about overall life expectancy after aortic dissection repair is not available, a recent study from the International...
This may or may not be normal depending on a number of factors. You should consult your cardiologist and let...
Dear Sonia, From your email I understand that you have pulmonary hypertension as a result of the PDA that was...
Dear Sue, First of all congratulations at getting through your treatment for breast cancer. It is also great news about...
This is a rare condition which justifies evaluation by a specialist in heart failure and heart transplantation, as it can...
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