hayden
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I can get more detailed if you wish!! HA HA
Sorry - I could have sworn I checked the "allow multiple answers" box.Kathleen said:Only let me vote once but I do have 21 year old mitral and aortic valves. Oh well no worry since I will be on vacation in 24 hours..
Kathleen
Kate,Kate said:Randy,
From the information below your signature, it looks like you went through a hell of a time with your first surgey, so maybe it is best you went with a mechanical and won't have to go down that road again (hopefully). However, the newest versions of biological aortic valves are expected to last 15 years in most cases and maybe 20 or more for some. Even someone my age (38) has a better than 50% chance of hitting the decade and a half mark based on current research. I had to laugh when I saw this poll stopped biological valves at 15 years - we may not have any older ones now, but we likely will in the future! Kate
Removed one mechanical over 5 years and added one tissue over 5 years.Ben Smith said:For some brain dead reason, I clicked on the wrong answer to the poll.
Help !!!
How do I fix it. I am not smart enough to figure our this poll and how to edit my vote.
Sorry.
But the answer for me is Tissue (Ross Procedure) 5- 10 years.
Ben
Danny,gadgetman said:I know, I know!!!!!! Sorry, couldn't pass it up. I'm one of the lucky ones (SO FAR) and still have God's "original tissue" valves.
Well, one does have a "ring around it". Just a little "nip and tuck" please. A "plastic surgeon" for the heart.
WOW!!!!!!!!
May God Bless,
Danny