Patient Resources

Resources for patients and families

When you experience the symptoms of severe aortic stenosis, seeking the help of a medical professional is important.

To educate you about your options to treat severe aortic stenosis, here are some resources that you may find helpful.

Considering a TAVR procedure

Severe aortic stenosis and the valve replacement procedure: A guide for patients and their families
Frequently asked questions
Frequently asked questions


 

TAVR procedure

TAVR is a less-invasive procedure that replaces the aortic valve without opening your chest to reach the heart. Patients who undergo a TAVR procedure typically have an easier time recovering and experience less discomfort.

Patient guide to severe aortic stenosis

Learn more about your treatment options and aortic stenosis.

 



As with any medical device, there are risks associated with use of the SENTINEL Cerebral Protection System. These risks include but are not limited to: infection, blood vessel injury, stroke, death.

Issues specific to the use of the SENTINEL have been reported in a small number of patients and typically went away in 30 days. The use of SENTINEL during yourprocedure is solely at the discretion of your doctor.

1 Source: SENTINEL Clinical Trial

 

The information presented in this document by Boston Scientific India is for educational purposes only for patient/family member of the patient who is planning to be impl anted with Boston Scientific’s device based on the judgement of Healthcare professional and cannot be circulated further. Healthcare professional holds the responsibility to share the information as deemed appropriate with the patient/family member of the patient. The information should not be treated as comprehensive and does not intend to provide diagnosis, treatment or any medical advice. Responsibility for patient care resides with the healthcare professional on the basis of his or her professional licence, experience and knowledge of the patient. Healthcare professionals must rely on their judgment when deciding which treatments and procedures to use with patients. Individual results may vary and hence, it is advisable to consult your doctor or other qualified health care professional regarding any medical or heal th related diagnosis or treatment options.