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Find out if MitraClip™ Therapy may be right for you
This assessment tool will guide you through a few simple questions about your diagnosis, symptoms, and current treatment plan. It should only take a couple of minutes to complete.
Find out if MitraClip™ Therapy may be right for you
This assessment tool will guide you through a few simple questions about your diagnosis, symptoms, and current treatment plan. It should only take a couple of minutes to complete.
What is MitraClip™ Therapy approved for?
Available by prescription only.
MitraClip therapy is a minimally invasive procedure approved for treating patients with clinically significant mitral regurgitation due to either (a) a deteriorated mitral valve in patients who are deemed to be at prohibitive risk for surgery, or (b) mitral valve in patients who have heart failure and reduced pumping function who remain symptomatic despite maximally tolerated medications to treat their heart failure.
Patients should work with their doctor and a multidisciplinary heart team, which may include a heart surgeon and cardiologist with experience treating heart failure, to confirm their surgical risk and to ensure that they are on the optimal medications. The heart team will determine if transcatheter edge-to-edge valve repair is clinically appropriate, and if the patient meets the indications for the MitraClip procedure.
Who should not have the MitraClip Procedure?
Patients that have any of the following conditions should not have the MitraClip Procedure: inability to tolerate or are allergic or hypersensitive to anti-coagulants, anti-platelet therapies, nickel, titanium, cobalt, chromium, polyester, or contrast dye; have inflammation or rheumatic disease of the valve; have blood clots inside the heart or blood vessels (inferior vena cava, femoral vein), or active endocarditis or other active infection of the valve or have mitral or tricuspid valve anatomy which is deemed not suitable for repair with MitraClip.
What are the possible complications associated with the MitraClip Procedure?
As with any medical procedure, there is a possibility of complications. The most serious complications of the MitraClip procedure includes, but are not limited to: death, stroke (a condition in which decreased blood flow to the brain can result in brain damage and may cause severe disability), transient ischemic attack (stroke symptoms that last only a few minutes), major vascular complications (damage to a major blood vessel that may require emergency surgery or urgent cardiac surgery), life threatening bleeding event (a major bleeding event that requires a blood transfusion). For additional potential risks and complications, please consult with your physician or heart team.
Talk to your doctor to learn more about the risks associated with MitraClip Therapy and ask for the detailed Important Safety Information if you’d like to review the full list of complications.
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