Who knew that you could be awake during aortic valve replacement surgery? Dr. Mustafa Ahmed and Dr. Alain Bouchard discuss everything you ever wanted to know about the revolutionary procedure known as TAVR.
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excellent lines on heart
Mahy thanks For sharing your excellent lectures
Thank you.
I’m a TAVR candidate – this has been most helpful.
I would like a transcript of the podcast, please.
Glad you found it useful. I’m not sure a transcript exists but I do recommend emailing the main website to see.
You can follow our twitter at @MustafaAhmedMD
Disclaimer: The comment response is opinion and in no way affiliated with my employer. It is a vague response that is not to be used as direct medical advice and in no way should replace the opinion of a medical provider.
This was a very helpful podcast. Thank you very much.
Superb in all respects. I am a retired radiologist who has done arteriography and was very impressed by the whole presentation. Thank you.
Very informative, I am being evaluated for the TAVR procedure.
Your podcast was most informative and reassuring. Dr. Brad Proctor (cardiologist in Tuscaloosa) told me that since I was an English and speech instructor, I would enjoy conversing with you because you are British.
Both Dr. Proctor and our family physician, Dr. R. William Davis (in Vernon), have stressed that you are the BEST. I look forward to meeting you.
I am a candidate for TAVR. This was very informative and as eased all my concerns. Hearing the odds of complications is also a relief.
Looking forward to being healthy for years to come.
I would like to get a transcript. Thanks for the information.
Very informative
So glad you found it useful
You can follow our twitter at @MustafaAhmedMD
Disclaimer: The comment response is opinion and in no way affiliated with my employer. It is a vague response that is not to be used as direct medical advice and in no way should replace the opinion of a medical provider.