Patients with atrial fibrillation (AFib) from every state in the country have come to Dr. Randall Wolf for the Wolf Mini-Maze procedure. Dr. Wolf invented this groundbreaking procedure, which treats AFib without blood thinners or medical devices like Watchman and Lariat.
Today is Don's 1 year Anniversary since the WMM. We can not Thank you and your team enough for giving him hope, guidance and his quality of life back. Don ran 16 miles this morning( training for a marathon in June) Not bad for a 70 year old. In January, Don was...
I'm still doing great. You did the procedure on me in Cincinnati in 2010 about this time of year. Thanks again for your procedure. I saw on the Mayo Clinic site where someone asked if anyone had the wolf mini-maze procedure done and I gave my input and told them I...
I had my surgery on March 28th, 2022. I had my follow-up appointment and release today, April 5th. Tomorrow my wife and I will be driving back to Wichita Kansas. I have nothing but good words and memories of my time in Huston. Everything was scheduled so well. The...
I had Wolf mini maze in 2012 and just got home from a pacemaker check. No AFib and 4 pacs in one year. My AFiB was high rate and debilitating with 3 ablations and several hospitalizations from 1999 to 2015. I truly believe I might not be alive if not for Dr. Wolf and...
Dr. Wolf has received numerous testimonials from AFib patients who have had the Mini-Maze procedure. Testimonials like these show how life-changing this procedure can be. The greatest benefit is that it reduces a person’s chances of having a stroke by an amazing 97%. Strokes caused by blood clots are the primary danger of leaving AFib untreated.
This minimally invasive procedure carries fewer risks than those that require the ribs to be spread open to access the heart. One atrial fibrillation patient’s feedback noted that he told a nurse after the procedure, “there is no pain…and there never was.”
Patients can get back to a healthy active life after the Mini-Maze procedure faster than they could with more invasive procedures. According to one patient review of the Mini-Maze, “Two months after my surgery I resumed a full exercise regimen, 3 days a week of weight lifting, cycling over 10 miles a day and running 2-3 miles.”
Dr. Wolf performs the Mini-Maze procedure himself at the DeBakey Heart and Vascular Center at Texas Medical Center. Many of our Mini-Maze procedure testimonials mention his bedside manner. As one patient writes, “He treats the individual patient. Even after my procedure Dr. Wolf keeps close tabs on my progress. His patients are always his top priority.”