When blood flow in the stenotic arotic valve is constricted due to calcium build up, it is best treated with balloon aorticvalvotomy. During the balloon aortic valvotomy procedure, a balloon catherter is inserted inside the valve, which is then inflated so as to open the size of the valve for increased blood flow.

Patients who are not suitable for open heart surgery undergo balloon aortic valvuloplasty so that a bridge is created to transcatherter aortic valve implantation. The process of balloon aortic is considered as a good option to enhance good artery flow without any type of periprocedural complications.

Therefore, with the procedure it is possible to reduce operative risk of non-cardiac surgery. Recently, there have been other major improvements in balloon technique which is expected to bring more success for patients.