Patients with an enlarged aortic root may not always need their heart valve replaced during surgery, with an Indian study finding that preserving the natural valve can lead to good long-term survival while avoiding lifelong blood-thinning medication
Patients with an enlarged aortic root may not always need their heart valve replaced during surgery, with an Indian study finding that preserving the natural valve can lead to good long-term survival while avoiding lifelong blood-thinning medication
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Patients with an enlarged aortic root may not always need their heart valve replaced during surgery, with an Indian study finding that preserving the natural valve can lead to good long-term survival while avoiding lifelong blood-thinning medication
