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The emerging field of structural heart disease has grown significantly over the last decade. As the leading structural heart disease program in the area, we have strong relationships with your referring physicians to ensure you get the best care possible.
Structural heart disease refers to heart defects that may be present from birth or develop over time. It can include abnormalities of the:
With the right treatment, structural heart disease can be corrected. This greatly reduces the risk of heart failure.
If your condition is severe aortic stenosis, TAVR may be the nonsurgical approach you need to replace the narrow valve and improve heart function.
If you have a diagnosis of mitral valve regurgitation, the MitraClip procedure can reduce the strain on your heart and help you get back to living your fullest life.
If you have atrial fibrillation and can't use blood thinners, the Watchman implant can significantly reduce your risk of disabling or fatal strokes. This small implant is inserted into the heart by a small incision on the upper leg and closes off an area of the heart prone to blood clots. Since the procedure does not require open-heart surgery, you'll enjoy a shorter recovery time.
Our highly-trained team includes physicians, anesthesiologists and support staff with expertise in the Watchman procedure.
A patent foramen ovale (hole in the heart) closure is a procedure for patients who have had a mini stroke. If you suffer from low blood oxygen levels due to a patent foramen ovale (or PFO), you may benefit from a PFO closure.
Our highly-specialized structural heart team is a regional leader in the diagnosis and closure of patent foramen ovales. Our specialists can help you monitor and assess your need for a PFO closure. To best suit your condition's unique needs, we offer different methods to close a PFO.
The American College of Cardiology has recognized Loma Linda University Medical Center--Murrieta for demonstrated expertise and commitment in treating patients receiving transcatheter valve repair and replacement procedures.
If your condition is severe aortic stenosis, TAVR may be the nonsurgical approach you need to replace the narrow valve and improve heart function.
If you have a diagnosis of mitral valve regurgitation, the MitraClip procedure can reduce the strain on your heart and help you get back to living your fullest life.
If you have atrial fibrillation and can't use blood thinners, the Watchman implant can significantly reduce your risk of disabling or fatal strokes. This small implant is inserted into the heart by a small incision on the upper leg and closes off an area of the heart prone to blood clots. Since the procedure does not require open-heart surgery, you'll enjoy a shorter recovery time.
Our highly-trained team includes physicians, anesthesiologists and support staff with expertise in the Watchman procedure.
A patent foramen ovale (hole in the heart) closure is a procedure for patients who have had a mini stroke. If you suffer from low blood oxygen levels due to a patent foramen ovale (or PFO), you may benefit from a PFO closure.
Our highly-specialized structural heart team is a regional leader in the diagnosis and closure of patent foramen ovales. Our specialists can help you monitor and assess your need for a PFO closure. To best suit your condition's unique needs, we offer different methods to close a PFO.
The American College of Cardiology has recognized Loma Linda University Medical Center--Murrieta for demonstrated expertise and commitment in treating patients receiving transcatheter valve repair and replacement procedures.
Your gift supports patients on their path to health and healing.