Advanced interventional procedures

Coronary Angiography

The most precise way to see your heart arteries — usually through the wrist, without general anaesthesia.

Opening narrowed heart arteries with a balloon and drug-eluting stent — no open surgery.

Before stenting, measure whether a narrowing truly limits blood flow.

Seeing the artery wall from inside to size the stent exactly and expand it fully.

Cracking hard arterial calcium with sound waves — the same idea used to break kidney stones.

Sanding away very hard calcium with a diamond-coated burr to open the way for balloons and stents.

A new aortic valve delivered through a leg artery — without opening the chest.

Repairing or replacing leaking heart valves through a leg vein.