[ Ссылка ] - There are many different treatment options for patients to consider for the lifetime management of heart valve disease. For that reason, the concept of "Shared Decision Making" is incredibly important for patients, surgeons and their medical teams.

In this special video, you will learn about the patient success story of Ari Mintzer, a two-time heart valve surgery patient, and his surgeon, Dr. Eric Roselli, the Chief of Adult Cardiac Surgery at Cleveland Clinic.

Key questions asked-and-answered by Ari and Dr. Roselli include:

1. What was wrong with Ari's heart valve? Which heart valve replacement option did Ari choose? Mechanical valve? Tissue valve? How long did that heart valve replacement last?

2. How common are tissue heart valve replacement failures?

3. What were Ari's options for his heart valve replacement re-operation? Mechanical valve? Tissue valve? TAVR valve-in-valve? Ross Procedure?

4. What is Shared Decision Making? How did Ari and Dr. Roselli use Shared Decision Making to pick the optimal heart valve reoperation?

5. Why is Shared Decision Making so important for the lifetime management of heart valve disease?

6. What is Ari's advice for patients? What is Dr. Roselli's advice to help patients use a Shared Decision Making approach with their surgeon and medical team?

To learn more or schedule a consult / second opinion with Dr. Eric Roselli, please call (866) 306-5846. To see patient reviews and a surgeon biography for Dr. Roselli, please visit [ Ссылка ].

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