Study begins of minimally invasive treatment for blocked heart valves
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Study begins of minimally invasive treatment for blocked heart valves
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Study Begins of Minimally Invasive Treatment for Blocked Heart Valves - 07/12/2011
hopkinsmedicine.org — “Heart experts at Johns Hopkins have begun testing a new device designed to replace blocked aortic valves in patients for whom traditional open-heart surgery is considered too risky, such as elderly patients and those with other serious medical conditions. The testing is part of a nationwide study to evaluate the device, which is deployed in a minimally invasive way. The first two Maryland patients to receive the device had it put in place by Johns Hopkins doctors on July 8, 2011.” View full resource at hopkinsmedicine.org
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