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Hove chef one of first to get 'innovative' heart valve transplant

Hove chef one of first to get 'innovative' heart valve transplant
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A 51-year-old chef from Hove has become one of the first patients in the UK to undergo an innovative transcatheter tricuspid valve replacement (TTVR). The minimally invasive procedure allowed him to return to work within a week, offering a new treatment option for patients unsuitable for open-heart surgery.

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This trial procedure represents a significant advancement in cardiology, potentially providing a life-saving alternative for patients with severe heart valve disease who have exhausted other treatment options.

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Image source, Peter Whittlesea/BBC Image caption, Stephen Beadle, who works as a chef, was diagnosed with heart disease when he was 37

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