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Mitral Valve Disease: When to Refer and Indications
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Mitral Valve Disease: When to Refer and Indications

Gene Chang MD, PhD discusses mitral valve disease. He shares when it’s appropriate to refer, the clinical indications and the treatment options available at Penn Medicine.

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