Jaipur: Two valves of the heart of a 55-year-old Canadian man of Indian origin were successfully converted without open-heart surgery. In Jaipur, a team of physicians led by Heart Specialist Ravindra Singh Rao used transcatheter aortic valve implantation and transcatheter mitral valve replacement medium. This is the first case of Asia and India when two valves have been converted simultaneously.

According to doctors, the patient suffering from many heart diseases was having trouble breathing while doing a little work along with his daily routine. After heart failure, he was admitted to the hospital in his hometown in Chandigarh. Medicines did not work due to the shrinking of both valves. The doctor was suggesting valve replacement for this. Dr Rao converted both the mitral and aortic valves of the patient through TAVI and TMVR without operation. 

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