Personalized Care for Heart Valve Disorders
Valvular heart disease occurs when one or more of the heart’s four valves do not function properly — either leaking (regurgitation) or narrowing (stenosis). Our cardiology team provides expert evaluation and individualized management of aortic, mitral, tricuspid, and other valve conditions, using advanced imaging to monitor valve function and determine the optimal timing for treatment.
If you’ve been told you have a heart murmur or valve abnormality, a specialized evaluation can give you clear answers and a path forward. Schedule your consultation today.
- Expert evaluation of all heart valve disorders including aortic, mitral, and tricuspid conditions
- Advanced echocardiographic imaging for precise valve assessment and monitoring
- Individualized treatment recommendations including optimal timing for surgical or interventional referral
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Key Benefits of Valvular Heart Disease
Proper management of valvular heart disease requires specialized expertise in determining when a valve condition can be safely monitored versus when intervention is needed. Mistimed treatment — either too early or too late can lead to worse outcomes. Our cardiology team training ensures precise assessment and evidence-based recommendations tailored to your specific valve condition and overall health.
Frequently asked question
Most valve conditions are initially detected through a heart murmur found during physical examination. An echocardiogram is the primary tool for confirming the diagnosis, assessing severity, and monitoring changes over time.
No. Many valve conditions are mild and can be safely monitored over time with regular echocardiograms. Treatment depends on the type of valve problem, its severity, and whether it is causing symptoms or affecting heart function.
Follow-up frequency depends on the severity of your valve condition. Mild cases may be monitored annually, while more significant conditions may require imaging every 6 to 12 months. Dr. Saad will establish an appropriate monitoring schedule.