Leading interventional cardiology care at Penn Medicine
With unmatched experience in interventional cardiology across the greater Philadelphia, Lancaster, and Princeton areas, we offer a variety of advanced treatments. From coronary and peripheral interventions to structural heart disease care, we deliver exceptional results, even for the most challenging cases.
Coronary interventions use catheters to access the heart’s blood vessels through a small incision in the wrist, arm, neck, or groin. These techniques allow us to open blocked arteries, measure pressure in the heart chambers, or take tissue samples.
Peripheral interventions use catheters to access blood vessels outside the heart. These procedures help open blocked vessels, remove blood clots, and lower high blood pressure.
Structural heart diseases affect the heart’s muscles, walls, chambers, or valves. Many structural heart disease treatments use catheters to open narrowed heart valves, close holes in your heart, or replace damaged valves.