Robotic Surgery for Heart's Tricuspid Valve Reconstruction Holds Promise

Infective endocarditis - a potentially fatal bacterial disease of the heart - frequently affects the heart's tricuspid valve, often resulting in permanent tissue damage. But a reconstructive technique, in which the valve is repaired with a bioscaffold on which new tissue can grow, can give some patients a new lease on life-a lease that has been extended to patients at Temple University Hospital, in Philadelphia, thanks to the pioneering work of T. Sloane Guy, MD, ...

Read More
You have just read an article categorized health titled Robotic Surgery for Heart's Tricuspid Valve Reconstruction Holds Promise.
Written by: editor - Tuesday, January 28, 2014

There are currently no comments for "Robotic Surgery for Heart's Tricuspid Valve Reconstruction Holds Promise"

Post a Comment