Complex angioplasty
Angioplasty and stenting for blockages that are long, calcified or in difficult locations.
Heart procedures and preventive care, explained in plain language. Your doctor will advise which treatment is suitable for you.
Angioplasty and stenting for blockages that are long, calcified or in difficult locations.
Opening an artery that has been completely blocked for a long time (chronic total occlusion).
Stenting the left main artery, the large vessel that supplies most of the heart muscle.
Treating blockages at the point where a coronary artery divides into two branches.
A tiny rotating burr breaks up hard calcium so that a stent can expand fully.
Imaging from inside the artery to measure the blockage and check the stent.
A balloon coated with medicine that treats selected blockages without leaving a new stent.
Replacing a narrowed aortic valve through a catheter, without open-heart surgery, in selected patients.
Catheter-based treatment of suitable narrowed heart valves.
Device closure of certain holes in the heart, such as ASD and PDA.
Implanting a device to treat slow or irregular heart rhythms.
Lowering the risk of heart attack and stroke through lifestyle, medicines and follow-up.
Estimating your risk from your history and tests. Try the heart risk calculator.
Advanced angioplasty and treatment of complex coronary disease.
IVUS and OCT-guided coronary intervention.
Management of heavily calcified coronary lesions.
Transcatheter treatment of selected valvular and structural heart conditions.
Device-based management of selected rhythm disorders.
Catheter-based approaches for appropriate valvular disease.