Trust Penn Medicine to replace and repair aortic valves using both open surgery and minimally invasive techniques. Our cardiac surgeons perform the most valve surgeries in Pennsylvania and execute difficult repairs for bicuspid aortic valves.
Penn Medicine is a leader in nonsurgical mitral valve repair with MitraClip™. Our cardiologists repair all types of severe mitral regurgitation for patients who are high-risk and cannot undergo surgery.
Mitral valve repair and replacement surgery at Penn Medicine use minimally invasive and robotic techniques to repair or replace diseased mitral valves.
Penn Medicine performs paravalvular leak closures using a nonsurgical, catheter-based procedure to safely correct paravalvular leaks after valve replacements.
Pulmonary valve replacement or repair surgery at Penn Medicine utilizes minimally invasive or open-heart surgical techniques to fix diseased pulmonary valves.
Transcatheter aortic valve replacement (TAVR) is a technique to replace the aortic valve through a small, flexible tube (catheter).
Transcatheter mitral mitral replacement (TMVR) is a technique to replace the mitral valve through a small, flexible tube (catheter).
Transcatheter pulmonary mitral replacement (TPVR) is a technique to replace the pulmonary valve through a small, flexible tube (catheter).
When the tricuspid valve is narrowed or leaky it may require repair or replacement. Learn more about how we treat tricuspid valve disease.
A balloon valvuloplasty uses minimally invasive techniques to widen a narrowed heart valve. This restores blood flow without open-chest surgery.