Mitral stenosis is one of the heart diseases that will get worse over time, when the heart valves are attacked and deformed by immune complexes. Unfortunately, mild mitral stenosis often causes few symptoms. Therefore, when patients come to the hospital for examination, it is often late, the heart valve is very narrow, leading to heart failure.

Calcification of heart valves is a common cardiovascular disease, potentially endangering the life of patients if not treated promptly, when calcified plaques increase the risk of blood clots forming and moving into the heart. general circulation causing narrowing of blood vessels.

Cardiovascular intervention through IV catheter is a procedure applied flexibly in the detection and treatment of cardiovascular diseases. The intervention is carried out in a short time, low risk of complications, fast recovery time and low treatment cost.

The heart is an organ that plays a very important role in carrying blood and oxygen to nourish the whole body. The heart's blood pumping cycle is likened to "a power plant" providing 5-6 liters of blood per minute to maintain human life.

Mitral stenosis is one of the serious heart diseases over time, when the heart valve is attacked by immune complexes and gradually deformed. However, mild mitral stenosis often has few clinical manifestations, only when it is detected by laboratory examination, most of them have progressed to the severe stage leading to heart failure.

Atrial septal defect is a congenital heart defect that accounts for 15-20% of all recorded congenital heart diseases. The disease affects the health and comprehensive development of children. However, if detected early and treated properly, children will be able to develop normally.

Pericarditis is the "bulging" and irritation of the pericardium (the thin membrane that surrounds the outer surface of the heart). Pericarditis usually causes chest pain and sometimes other unpleasant symptoms. Severe chest pain from pericarditis may be due to a torn pericardium.

Cardiovascular interventional techniques through catheters have a history of development more than 40 years. Recent studies have shown that this method has many outstanding advantages over traditional open surgery and can be performed routinely for some heart diseases, especially intervention to close the atrial septal defect. .

Heart disease with tricuspid regurgitation 1⁄4 also known as physiological valve regurgitation, this is the mildest level of valve regurgitation, so often doctors will not prescribe treatment. However, if the patient is accompanied by symptoms such as chest pain, shortness of breath, fatigue, etc., which are due to pathological valve regurgitation, the patient should be treated promptly.

Post-rheumatic heart valve disease is very common in poor and developing countries, and if left untreated, can lead to heart failure, seriously affecting patients' health.

Ligament rupture, mitral valve regurgitation is a cardiovascular disease that can occur at any age and gender, seriously affecting the cardiovascular activity and health of the patient.