The incidence of congenital heart disease is slightly less than 1% of all live births. This
incidence has been shown to be constant worldwide [1]. The majority of these congenital …

In many developing countries, concerted action against common childhood infectious
diseases has resulted in remarkable reduction in infant and under-five mortality. As a result …

Pediatric cardiology (PC) is a rapidly advancing specialty addressing a large population of
children as well as adults with congenital heart disease. It requires huge technical and …

This December issue of Cardiology in the Young represents the 11th annual publication
generated from the two meetings that compose “HeartWeek in Florida”.“HeartWeek in …

Objective: This article aims to present updated therapeutic options for fetal congenital heart
diseases. Methods: Data source for the present study was based on comprehensive …

Abstract The Maternal Cardiology Team otherwise known as “The Heart Team” was initially
defined by Cardio Thoracic Surgery specialists prior to the emerging field of Cardio …

Objective Because of data published in 2009 demonstrating improved outcomes among
early‐vs. late‐term infants, practice shifted toward delivering infants at later gestational ages …

Patients with congenital cardiac disease require lifelong medical care. Current challenges
that face practitioners who care for adults with congenital heart disease include identifying …

In contrast to most industrialized countries, maternal mortality in the USA is rising.
Cardiovascular disease, both acquired heart disease (eg coronary disease, arrhythmias …

Establishing paediatric cardiology service in a country with limited resources like Sudan is a
challenging task. A paediatric cardiac team was formed then the services in different …