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Balloon valvuloplasty is safe, equally effective procedure for enlargement of tight and narrow cardiac vales, involving a lesser duration of hospital stay and avoidance of a surgical scar on the body. 

Many a times newborn may have a very tight aortic or pulmonary valve (
Critical aortic or pulmonary stenosis), which requires an urgent Balloon aortic or pulmonary valvuloplasty (BAV/BPV) to prevent further damage to the ventricular pumping function. 

Post procedure, the patient needs follow-up at regular intervals.  Balloon dilatation of the mitral valve can also be done in cases of tight mitral stenosis resulting from rheumatic heart disease.

Often the aorta (the main blood to all the parts of the body) may have a narrowed segment impending forward blood flow (Coarctation of aorta).  This coarcted segment can also be dilated using a balloon.

The procedure of balloon dilatation can also be extended to dilatation of small branch pulmonary arteries or any peripheral blood vessel.

 
 
 
 
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