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Acquired heart valve disease usually involves aortic or mitral valves. Although the valves are normal at first, problems develop over time. Both congenital and acquired heart valve disease can cause stenosis or backflow. Many people have heart valve defects or disease but don't have symptoms.
Dedicated to comprehensive, state-of-the-art care, the Cooper and Inspira Cardiac Care Valve Center offers patients access to the most advanced care in the region for heart valve defects and disease, including: aortic valve stenosis and regurgitation. mitral valve prolapse, stenosis and regurgitation. pulmonary valve disease. tricuspid valve ...
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What is Cooper & Inspira cardiac care?
What is Cooper & Inspira cardiac care?
Our Non-Surgical/Catheter-Based Heart Procedures. Angioplasty (both emergent and elective) to open blocked arteries; Stent placement to treat narrowed or weakened arteries; Valvuloplasty, a non-surgical heart valve repair; Closure of heart wall defects; Transcatheter aortic valve replacement (TAVR) to treat severe aortic stenosis
Aortic valve repair (AVR) is surgery to mend the valve that keeps oxygenated blood flowing from the heart into the largest artery in the body (aorta). The repair may be done by reshaping part of the valve to allow it to open and close more completely or by using patches.
Home / Services / Heart Valve Disease / Meet the Team. Meet the Team. Physicians. Douglas M. Richter, MD, FACC. Clinical Cardiologist. Cooper and Inspira Cardiac Care / Cooper University Physician. 4.82 out of 5. Office Locations. Willingboro, NJ. Cherry Hill, NJ. Appointments. 833.SJHEART. (833.754.3278) Michael Rosenbloom, MD, FACS, FACC, FACCP.
Aortic valve replacement (AVR) is surgery to remove the valve that keeps oxygenated blood flowing from the heart into the largest artery in the body (aorta). The new valve may be a mechanical valve, made of metal and plastic, or biological valve, which is taken from donated human or animal tissue.
Jan 18, 2012 · Cooper University Hospital’s renowned Heart Institute is again at the forefront of cardiovascular care, performing the implantation of the first percutaneous aortic valve in New Jersey. Cooper was recently selected as one of the 50 initial sites in the United States to implant the groundbreaking t
