Ross Procedure

The Ross Procedure is a complex surgical technique used to treat aortic valve disease, primarily in younger individuals with aortic valve problems. In this procedure, the damaged aortic valve is replaced with the patient's own pulmonary valve, and a pulmonary valve replacement is then performed using a donated valve. This unique approach utilizes the patient's own tissue for the most critical valve, potentially providing improved durability and functionality.

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At the New Brunswick Aorta Clinic, our skilled team of cardiovascular surgeons conducts the Ross Procedure with precision and expertise. This meticulous surgery involves intricate steps to replace the aortic valve and restore optimal blood flow through the heart.

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The personalized approach of our clinic ensures that each patient receives tailored treatment. Our specialists evaluate individual health factors to determine the suitability of the Ross Procedure, ensuring the best possible outcomes while prioritizing patient comfort and a smooth recovery process.

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Patient education is integral to our care philosophy. We provide comprehensive information about the procedure, post-operative care guidelines, and long-term management strategies, empowering our patients to actively participate in their health journey.

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The New Brunswick Aorta Clinic is committed to delivering exceptional Ross Procedures, merging clinical excellence with compassionate care, ultimately improving cardiac health and enhancing the quality of life for our patients.