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Cardiac Surgeons Discuss Valve Disease and New Treatment Methods

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Valve disease is a complex condition, and the proper treatment sometimes can encompass the entire spectrum of medical care, interventional procedures and surgery. As a patient's condition becomes more complex, a multidisciplinary approach often is needed to arrive at an optimal treatment plan. Having a patient evaluated by a team of cardiologists and cardiac and vascular surgeons during a single visit often serves the best interests of the patient.

For more information on heart valve disease treatments or to schedule an appointment, call MoBap at 314-996-3627.

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