Real-time heart imaging during surgery, guiding surgeons with immediate feedback on cardiac function, valve repairs, and structural corrections.
Non-invasive ultrasound of the heart performed through the chest wall to assess structure, function, and detect abnormalities in real time.
Ultrasound probe passed into the esophagus for detailed, closer images of heart structures, especially useful during surgery or complex diagnoses.
Real-time heart imaging during surgery, guiding surgeons with immediate feedback on cardiac function, valve repairs, and structural corrections.
Specialized ultrasound to evaluate an unborn baby’s heart for congenital defects, rhythm issues, and overall cardiac development in utero.
A minimally invasive procedure using contrast dye and X-rays to assess heart chambers, vessels, and pressures for accurate diagnosis.
Non-surgical technique using catheter-delivered devices to close heart defects like ASDs, VSDs, or PDAs, ensuring effective, safe correction.
Catheter-based procedure where a balloon is carefully inflated to widen narrowed heart valves or vessels, significantly improving blood flow and function.
A life-saving procedure creating or enlarging an opening between heart’s upper chambers to improve oxygenation in critical congenital heart defects.
Metallic mesh tubes inserted via catheter to open narrowed blood vessels or ducts, restoring proper circulation and preventing future blockage.