Introducing MitraClip | Leo Wilson
What happens if blood flows backward into your heart instead of going into the body? In the case of mitral regurgitation, the mitral valve – which operates as a one-way door between the heart and body – does not close properly. This means that rather than exiting, some blood gets pulled back into the heart.
Thanks to MitraClip – an innovate, minimally-invasive heart procedure – treating mitral regurgitation is safer and easier than ever before. And there’s no need for open-heart surgery. Saint Agnes patient Leo Wilson received MitraClip to treat his mitral regurgitation. Now, a few months post-surgery, he's feeling better than ever and enjoying his new-found strength.
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