Mater Private CardioVascular Unit

Friday, 16 May 2008

Highlighted by the high incidence of cardiovascular disease in Australia and a need for more catheter-based cardiovascular procedures, Mater Private Hospital Brisbane opened its second interventional catheter lab in April 2008 making it the first private hospital in Queensland to possess a biplane flat panel detector imaging suite in Queensland.

The new state-of-the-art Artis Zee biplane cardiac system marks a revolutionary technological advancement with easy system handling, dual cutting-edge flat panel detectors, high-speed fibre optics, and a new intelligent image processing technique called CLEAR delivering unsurpassed high-resolution digital imaging and optimising dose efficiency and seamless integration.

This high-tech piece of equipment is designed specifically to meet the challenges of advanced diagnostic and interventional procedures, and not only sets a new benchmark for stent and guide wire visualisation but provides a valuable opening for neurovascular interventional procedures.

Services

Mater Private Hospital Brisbane’s CardioVascular Unit offers a fully comprehensive range of diagnostic and interventional cardiovascular services.

Cardiac Studies

  • coronary angiography
  • coronary angioplasty
  • PFO/ASD closure and valvuloplasty
  • automatic implantable cardiovertor defibrillator
  • electrophysiology studies and ablations including 3D mapping
  • pacemaker insertion
  • pericardiocentesis.

Vascular Studies

  • diagnostic vascular angiography
  • endovascular interventional procedures including
  • carotid stents
  • peripheral stents
  • renal stents
  • AAA stent-grafts
  • embolization procedures

For further information about Mater Private Hospital Brisbane’s CardioVascular Unit please contact telephone 07 3163 8368.

The specialist guide on this site contains a list of Cardiac Surgeons and Vascular Surgeons that practice at Mater.

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