For heart failure patients with incomplete valve closure, in the past, if thoracotomy surgery was not possible, medication could only be used to slow the progression of the condition, but now there is another possibility: replace the valve with a minimally invasive method. The relevant research results were published in the international academic journal “Circulation” on October 31. The study was led by Professor Zhang Junjie and Professor Chen Shaoliang of the Department of Cardiovascular Medicine at Nanjing First Hospital. Research shows that patients spend less time in hospital and have a better quality of life after having their valves replaced with minimally invasive methods.

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