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Mitral Valve Repair Center

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The mitral valve is one of four valves in the heart that make sure blood flows in the right direction. Degenerative mitral valve disease is the most common cause of mitral regurgitation. An echocardiogram uses sound waves to help diagnose mitral valve disease.
- The Mitral Valve
- Mitral Valve Disease
Mitral valve repair is the recommended surgical therapy for all prolapsing degenerative mitral valves. All prolapsing valves are repairable while using minimally invasive surgical techniques. Mitral valve replacement should not be an option.
The Mitral Valve Repair Center at Mount Sinai offers patients the highest percentage of mitral valve repair available anywhere in the world. Our mitral valve repair rates (99%) and quality (<1% mortality) are national benchmarks.
Dr. David H. Adams and his team offer patients a greater than 99 percent repair rate for patients with degenerative mitral valve regurgitation, and sets national benchmarks in safety. Dr. Adams and his team have been at the forefront of developing novel devices and approaches to facilitate mitral valve repair over the past decade.
Our teaching library contains surgical video case studies, and over 150 video presentations recorded at educational conferences from around the world. Upcoming academic events include our live-surgery workshops and a listing of global conferences our team host or speak at.

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2016 Heart Valve Summit: AATS Degenerative Guidelines
2016 Heart Valve Summit: Miral Endocarditis: Surgical Management
2016 Heart Valve Summit: Re-Repair of the Mitral Valve
2016 Heart Valve Summit: Repair of Mitral Valve Prolapse: Imaging and Contemporary Strategy
David H. Adams: Dealing with Ventricular Rupture After Mitral Valve Surgery
Anelechi Anyanwu: Coronary Complications
Percy Boateng: Giant Trans-mitral Left Atrial Myxoma
Elbert Williams: Takotsubo Cardiomyopathy After Cardiac Surgery
Sean Pinney: What is GMDT in Severe IMR? Can Implantable Sensors Guide Therapy?
Anelechi Anyanwu: Principles of Valve Re-Repair
Paul Stelzer: HOCM in Mitral Valve Repair
David H. Adams: The Frozen Mitral Annulus
David H. Adams: Leaflet Height Management Strategies
David H. Adams: The Medtronic Transcatheter Mitral Valve
David H. Adams: Anterior Leaflet- Triangular Resection
Anelechi Anyanwu: The Case for a Biological Valve
Gregory Fischer: Post-repair TEE Assessment
David H. Adams: Posterior Leaflet Prolapse: Leaflet Detachment
David H. Adams: Valve Analysis and Lesions
2014 AATS CVS: Modern Median Sternotomy
2014 AATS CVS: Asymptomatic Mitral Valve Regurgitation
2014 AATS CVS: Surgical Classification of Mitral Valve Disease
2014 AATS CVS: Free Edge Plication
2014 AATS CVS: SAM after Mitral Valve Repair
2014 AATS CVS: Mitral Valve Reoperations
2014 AATS CVS: Sliding Leaflet Plasty
2014 AATS CVS: Triangular Resection
2013 Heart Valve Summit: Why I would Use a Biologic Valve in a 50yr Old
2013 Heart Valve Summit: Lesions in Mitral Valve Disease
2013 Heart Valve Summit: Back to the Future: Modern Sternotomy vs Right Thoracotomy: Approaches to the Mitral Valve

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Mitral Valve Repair Center

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