The LEAR Technique allows us to safely enter the heart from the patients right side through 4 tiny incisions in the chest in between the ribs. Once exposed, the chest cavity can be infl...
The Tricuspid Valve lies between the right atrium and the right ventricle. Valve disease can be attributed to stiff (stenosis) or regurgitation (leaky) from the valve tissue. With the m...
Cardiac tumors are a worrisome proposition for any patient. Fortunately, with the LEAR technique we are able to easily access the tumor, excise the growth, then repair any holes in th...
An Atrial Septal Defect is essentially a hole in between two chambers of the heart. Utilizing the LEAR Technique, we can harvest a piece of tissue from elsewhere on the patients body an...
Mitral Valve Replace and Repair
The LEAR Technique allows us to safely enter the h...
Tricuspid Repair
The Tricuspid Valve lies between the right atrium ...
Removal of Cardiac Tumors
Cardiac tumors are a worrisome proposition for a...
Atrial Septal Defect
An Atrial Septal Defect is essentially a hole in b...
ICRS provides support for surgeons looking to train and cardiologist or patients looking to learn more about the LEAR Technique
