Adetola Ladejobi, MBBS

Dr Ladejobi Is the man that you wanna work on you or any of your family members heart. He is Very thorough and takes his time explaining everything to you. Any place would be very lucky to have him as part of their practice. Don't judge a book by its cover goes from the outside. He looks like he should be on the NFL Field. He is an amazing man and a Brilliant surgeon. He knows what he's talking about And his work alone is bigger than words.

In consultation he explained everything with me and took time with me. He made me feel comfortable and up to date with everything regarding my treatment. Even on the day of my procedure he came to visit me and make sure everything was good. Dr. Ladejobi expressed such sincere kindness with me as a patient, and I'm so lucky to have him watching over my care.

i was referred to Dr Ladejobi with afib. He was very forthcoming with my options. I had an ablation procedure it didn't take. He initially explained to me that sometimes the first one might not work they don't want to cauterize more then is necessary. Went back in 6 mos later same procedure. It worked. I have been symptom free for 18 mos. He literally gave me a new lease on life. I am very grateful to Dr Ladejobi and his whole team, professional from top to bottom.

Hopefully, this is my first and last last review I have to make for Dr. Adetola Ladejobi. I cannot thank him enough for his dedication and concern for my health. Consequently, he's been an integral part of my cardiac recovery. In October 2022, I went to the ER after feeling chest pains and shortness of breath and they determined I had an ASD, Atrial Septal Defect...basically a hole in my heart causing oxygenated/deoxygenated blood to mix. If left untreated, the average age of death was around 50: I was 49 at the time. Due to this defect, I also developed atrial flutter, an arrhythmia causing the upper chambers of the heart to beat too quickly. This condition could be treated with medication and/or a cardiac ablation. Baptist Hospital transferred me to Broward Health because of their renowned, adult cardiac program. I met Dr. Ladejobi in November 2022, and he conducted the first of my three cardiac ablations. For the first few months life went back to normal. I was playing tennis and working without much discomfort. One day February 2023 while cutting my grass, I felt my heart racing once again and the chest pains coming back. I contacted Dr. Ladejobi's office and had me come in. He explained that arrhythmias might come back until my ASD repair was completed. I told him that they had me scheduled for my repair later in September 2023. He suggested to conduct another ablation and my condition improved. Dr. Ladejobi's expertise provided me some comfort until they repaired the hole in my heart. For a year everything was going well and then I experienced episodes of irregular heart rate and shortness of breath in November 2024. This arrhythmia would come while doing the most benign activities, such as eating too fast or being outside in the sun. Again Dr. Ladejobi was there for me. He had me wear a holter monitor for a couple of weeks, he determined I had atrial fibrillation. He explained that these arrhythmias can derive after an ASD repair since the heart is now functioning and beating differently. On December 23, 2024, I had my third cardiac ablation and I cannot thank Dr. Ladejobi enough. I know he and his team are very busy. But when I was in discomfort, they were always here for me. Today, I am able to play tennis, watch my kids grow, work and support my family because Dr. Ladejobi. I will always have a special place in my heart for you sir....literally.

Dr Ladejobi spends a lot of time explaining every aspect of what needs to be done in great detail. When I leave his office, I understand fully what needs to be done and why.