No, not ordinarily. For significant valvular disorders, surgery is usually required.
A valve job is where they turn or resurface the valves in your cylinder head to promote sealing. The head(s) have to come off & they grind the seats as well. The cam opens/closes the valves to let in fuel/let out exhaust.
To correct damage to the mitral, aortic, pulmonary, or tricuspid heart valves caused by a systemic infection, endocarditis, rheumatic heart disease, a congenital heart defect, or mitral and/or aortic valve disease.
As of 2000, the most common surgical treatment involves replacing the patient's aortic valve and several inches of the aorta itself with a composite graft, which is a prosthetic heart valve sewn into one end of a Dacron tube.
There are many people that have had their lives saved by this Little spare part.
The valve
As with any invasive surgical procedure, hemorrhage, infarction, stroke, heart attack, and infection are all possible complications of heart valve repair.
Valvectomosis
Valve Repair
No once it dies like in a heart attack it cannot repair itself. This is why people die when they have a heart attack, so much of they're heart has dies that it can no longer pump blood.
A valve job is where they turn or resurface the valves in your cylinder head to promote sealing. The head(s) have to come off & they grind the seats as well. The cam opens/closes the valves to let in fuel/let out exhaust.
To correct damage to the mitral, aortic, pulmonary, or tricuspid heart valves caused by a systemic infection, endocarditis, rheumatic heart disease, a congenital heart defect, or mitral and/or aortic valve disease.
This question is vague as what is needed is whether it is the inlet stopvalve, the inlet valve itself or flushing valve.
If a heart valve malfunctioned, it could lead to problems with blood flow in the heart. This can cause symptoms like shortness of breath, chest pain, and fatigue. In severe cases, it can lead to heart failure or other serious complications that may require surgery to repair or replace the faulty valve.
The medical term for inflammation of the valve on the left side of the heart is "mitral valve endocarditis." This condition can lead to damage of the valve and affect the heart's ability to function properly. Treatment often involves antibiotics and, in severe cases, surgery to repair or replace the valve.
As of 2000, the most common surgical treatment involves replacing the patient's aortic valve and several inches of the aorta itself with a composite graft, which is a prosthetic heart valve sewn into one end of a Dacron tube.
Plastic valves are often used in surgical procedures involving the heart. Heart valve surgery is used to replace or repair diseased heart valves. Artificial valves last around 8-20 years.
There are many people that have had their lives saved by this Little spare part.