Breakthrough Idaho Procedure Lowers Blood Pressure and Saves Lives – Find Out If You Qualify Today!

Blackfoot, Idaho – Dr. David Shelley, a vascular and interventional specialist at Bingham Memorial Hospital, has introduced a groundbreaking medical procedure to the state of Idaho. On March 27, Dr. Shelley performed the Recor Paradise Procedure for the first time in Idaho, aiming to reduce high blood pressure in patients who do not respond to medication.

The innovative procedure involves inserting a catheter through an artery in the patient’s groin, reaching the renal artery that supplies blood to the kidneys. Once in place, a balloon at the end of the catheter inflates, adhering to the artery walls. Ultrasound energy is then used to target sympathetic nerves in the artery walls, reducing the transmission of signals that elevate blood pressure.

Dr. Shelley explains that the procedure has been proven safe and effective through multiple studies involving more than 500 patients. For individuals with resistant hypertension – high blood pressure uncontrolled by medication – the Recor Paradise Procedure offers a potential solution to bring their blood pressure to healthier levels, ultimately improving overall health and quality of life.

Patients interested in the procedure can undergo a consultation to determine their eligibility. Dr. Shelley emphasizes the importance of this screening process to ensure that only suitable candidates are considered. Additional tests, such as ultrasounds or CT scans, may be necessary to evaluate the compatibility of the patient’s kidneys with the equipment.

Looking ahead, Dr. Shelley envisions the Recor Paradise Procedure becoming more common in the future. However, the company behind the procedure, Recor, is selective in choosing physicians to offer the treatment. With his extensive experience in the field, Dr. Shelley was deemed a qualified doctor to introduce this innovative treatment to the Idaho community.

As the procedure becomes more accessible, individuals seeking an alternative to traditional medication for resistant hypertension may find hope in the potential benefits of the Recor Paradise Procedure. By engaging in a thorough screening process and working with experienced physicians, Recor aims to ensure the safe and effective delivery of this cutting-edge medical treatment.