All Conditions – Premier Cardiology Center of Texas

Diseases

Disease where a blockage of the coronary arteries puts patients at risk for heart attack and other fatal diseases.

When Heart fails to pump blood at the normal rate, and blood cannot reach areas within the body.

Condition where the mitral valve, a heart valve that connects the left atrium to the left ventricle, fails to close properly.

Disease that involves worsening leg pain with exercise or activity due to plaque buildup in the leg arteries.

A condition involving a weakened heart muscle that fails to pump blood at a normal rate.

A stress induced heart condition that triggers breathing problems, chest pains, or even fainting.

Most commonly known as the heart attack that results from a blockage within one of the coronary arteries.

When the heart valves that regulate blood flow fail to open and close properly, leading to possible heart failure.

Disease that renders patients more susceptible to strokes due to blockages arising in the arteries connecting to the brain.

A form of cardiomyopathy related to coronary artery disease where a damages left ventricle causes blood to be pumped at a lower rate.

Condition where the heart muscle increases in size, making it more difficult to pump blood.