Patient receives procedure to close a hole in her 32-year-old transplanted heart

32-year-old Colleen Barber has partnered with care teams at Loma Linda University International Heart Institute longer than she can remember — from receiving a heart transplant as a baby to recently undergoing a minimally invasive procedure to close a hole called an atrial septal defect (ASD) in her transplanted heart.

Structural interventional cardiologists Jason Hoff, MD, and Amr Mohsen, MD, frequently team up to perform heart procedures that involve repairing or replacing valves and treating other structural abnormalities like holes in the heart. Read the full story from Loma Linda University News.