Structural Heart Care

Assessment and treatment of heart valve disease.

Specialist evaluation of valve narrowing, valve leakage and structural heart disease, including echo review and consideration of TAVR, BMV, BAV or MitraClip.

Heart valve disease assessment and treatment
Structural Heart Care

Advanced valve assessment for narrowing, leakage and replacement planning.

Heart valves can become narrowed, leaky or stiff. Symptoms may be gradual and can include breathlessness, tiredness, swelling, chest discomfort or fainting. Dr. Khandelwal's experience includes structural heart interventions and TAVR, with each treatment option considered according to valve severity and the patient's overall health.

Conditions evaluated

  • Aortic valve narrowing or leakage.
  • Mitral valve narrowing or leakage.
  • Valve-related breathlessness, fatigue or reduced exercise tolerance.
  • Patients advised valve intervention who need specialist review.

Treatment approach

Evaluation may include echocardiography, TEE when needed, risk assessment and discussion of medical care or structural intervention options such as TAVR, BMV, BAV or MitraClip depending on the valve and patient profile.

FAQ

Valve disease questions.

What symptoms can valve disease cause?

Valve disease may cause breathlessness, fatigue, chest discomfort, swelling, palpitations or fainting. Some patients are diagnosed during echo screening.

Is every valve problem treated with a procedure?

No. Some patients need medicines and monitoring, while others may need catheter-based or surgical treatment depending on severity and risk.