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Cleveland
Clinic Foundation Aorta
Center, Marfan Syndrome Clinic, and Connective Tissue Disorder
Clinic
The
mission of the Aorta Center, Marfan Syndrome Clinic, and Connective
Tissue Disorder Clinic is to bring together a knowledgeable and
experienced multi-disciplinary team of cardiology and vascular
doctors and other cardiology experts to provide:
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a thorough evaluation of patients using state-of-the art diagnostic
testing;
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on-going
comprehensive care for those patients with disease of the
aorta, connective tissue disorder, and Marfan Syndrome;
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genetic
screening for families of those with genetic disorders, such
as Marfan Syndrome; and
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ongoing research and education to provide patients with high
quality and innovative therapies
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goal is to help patients live longer and better quality lives.
Director,
Aorta Center, Marfan Syndrome Clinic and Connective Tissue Disorder
Clinic: Dr.
Lars Svensson
The
Team:
Marfan Clinic
and Connective Tissue Disorder Clinic
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| Dr.
Lars Svensson |
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| Cardiovascular
Medicine:
Cardiovascular
& Thoracic Surgery
Vascular Surgery
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Pediatric
Cardiology
Ophthalmology
Orthopedic
Surgery
Registry
Genetics
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Aorta
Center
The Cleveland
Clinic Aorta Center is one of the largest aorta surgery practices in the
United States. Click
here to learn more about our surgical outcomes.
The collaborative
physician practice between heart and vascular doctors, surgeons, diagnosticians
and other medical specialists allows for thorough evaluation, follow-up
and treatments to meet the needs of each patient.
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Cardiovascular
Medicine:
Pediatric Cardiology
Rheumatic &
Immunologic Disease
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Cardiovascular
& Thoracic Surgery
Pediatric
Cardiovascular Surgery
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Genetics
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Cardiothoracic
Anesthesia
Vascular Surgery
Diagnostic Radiology
Ophthalmology
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For
questions or more information:
Learn
More: Would you like to know more about connective tissue
disorder and the Heart Center? Use the search tool at the top of the screen
to learn about everything from connective tissue disorder and aortic dissection
to valve disease and hypertrophic cardiomyopathy.
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