Aorta Disease | Part 2: Your Questions Answered

Part 2 of this Aorta Disease program provides answers to questions medical therapy, exercise with aorta disease, when surgery should occur, risks and benefits of surgery, and types of surgery available.
Aorta Disease Part 1 includes concerns about COVID-19, types of aortic aneurysm disease and dissection, risk factors, symptoms, diagnostic testing and monitoring.
Questions are answered by Surgical Director of the Aorta Center, Eric Roselli, MD and Medical Director of the Center for Aortic Diseases, Milind Desai, MD.
To learn more about Dr. Roselli, please visit cle.clinic/3d64bEH
To learn more about Dr. Desai, please visit, cle.clinic/2XvWi51

[@Mikemike-lc9xk]

These guys are great. Brilliant yet humble.

[@audreypistor4610]

These two doctors are the kind of doctors I need. I have a leaky valve and an aneurysm I cannot find a doctor out here in Florida that even explains everything as well as these two doctors do. If I fly down to Cleveland Clinic would you talk with me? I am terrified I am not getting the proper understanding I really hope you respond back to me. Thank you so very much for your wisdom in this field.

[@MJagger89]

I really like how the Cleveland Clinic is transparent about when advice is evidence based or anecdotal. Really respect the transparency and lack of dogma.

[@pmsmith4353]

This was helpful and on a level for the 'non' medically trained level. Great presentation! I would like to know what increases the growth or size of an ascending aorta aneurysm. If it is a possible family history, or a sudden discovery and has remained stable for a few years.

[@patricemarie2960]

Heavy weight lifting, .... can become dangerous ... problematic as you age?? Heart issues, need to be stabilized! Toning workouts ... are not .... Arnold Schwarzenegger .... bodybuilding, at 20?? .... Necessary smart sharing! Thank you Dr's! 💓👍💕

[@HERNANFERNANDEZMD]

Good talk!

[@helinrastad4567]

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