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Tampa General Hospital and USF Health Complete First TricValve® Procedure in Florida in FDA Early Feasibility Study

  • In April 2025, specialists at Tampa General Hospital and USF Health performed Florida’s inaugural TricValve procedure as part of an FDA Early Feasibility Study.
  • This procedure addresses severe tricuspid regurgitation, a life-threatening heart valve disease affecting over 1.6 million Americans, which lacks effective treatments for high-risk surgery patients.
  • The TricValve System is delivered through a minimally invasive catheter procedure that places valves into the two major veins leading to the heart’s right atrium, helping to decrease backward blood flow and eliminating the need for open-heart surgery.
  • Dr. Matar emphasized Tampa General's dedication to innovation, highlighting the hospital’s prominent standing in cardiac care and advanced research that drives the development of cutting-edge treatments.
  • This achievement highlights Tampa General's leadership in minimally invasive valve treatments, having completed the most TricValve procedures in the United States, with a mission to broaden patient access to critical, life-saving therapies.
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Tampa General Hospital and USF Health Complete First TricValve® Procedure in Florida in FDA Early Feasibility Study

The novel treatment is in development to address critical cardiac patients with a life-threatening condition and represents a significant milestone for the academic medical system's minimally invasive valve program.

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Charleston Gazette-Mail broke the news in Charleston, United States on Friday, May 9, 2025.
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