Your Path Through Treatment, Step by Step.

For you, and for the person walking this with you.

When a Standard Balloon Isn't Enough

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How it works

Intravascular Lithotripsysonic pressure waves fracture the calcium from inside

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Proven Outcomes

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Procedural success rate

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Patients free of major cardiac events at 30 days post-procedure

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Your Journey to a Healthy Heart

  1. Step 1 of 6

    Diagnosis

    Something feels different, and your doctor investigates.

  2. Step 2 of 6

    Angiography

    Imaging pinpoints exactly where the blockage is.

  3. Step 3 of 6

    Treatment Decision

    You and your doctor choose the right approach together.

  4. Step 4 of 6

    The Procedure

    Minimally invasive, no open surgery.

  5. Step 5 of 6

    Recovery

    Rest, medicines, and a gradual return to activity.

  6. Step 6 of 6

    Healthy Life

    Back to your routine, your walks, your family.

Before Your Procedure

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What You're Feeling Is Normal.

A diagnosis like this brings more than a medical challenge; fear, confusion, and uncertainty are part of it for the whole family. You're not the first to feel this way, and support is closer than it feels right now.

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For the Caregiver

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You don't need every answer; being present is often enough.

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Questions Worth Asking Before You Go In

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    After the Procedure — What to Watch

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    Normal

    • Mild discomfort
    • Slight fatigue
    • Soreness at the site
    • Feeling emotional

    Call Your Doctor

    • Discomfort that isn't easing
    • Swelling or redness at the site
    • Fever above 100°F
    • Breathlessness during light activity

    Emergency

    • Severe chest pain
    • Sudden breathlessness at rest
    • Fainting
    • One-sided weakness
    • Rapid or irregular heartbeat with dizziness

    Cost & Insurance

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    Life After Treatment

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      Keep taking your medicines, even once you feel fine

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      Don't skip follow-ups

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      Build up activity gradually

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      Eat for your heart: more dal, sabzi, and whole grains, less oil, salt, and sugar

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      Manage stress and stay connected to your support system