Fetal cardiac interventions (FCI) offer the opportunity to rescue a fetus at risk of intrauterine
death, or more ambitiously to alter disease progression. Most of these fetuses require …

The potential benefits of fetal cardiac intervention (FCI) have been realized for many years.
In 1975, Eibschitz et al1 reported intrapartum treatment of fetal ventricular tachycardia by …

Fetal cardiac intervention (FCI) is a relatively new and continually evolving field, and, for
select cardiac defects, offers the potential to alter the progression of the disease and …

This review addresses the transformative advancements in fetal cardiac interventions (FCI)
for congenital heart diseases (CHD), with a particular focus on aortic stenosis with evolving …

Background: Invasive fetal cardiac intervention (FCI) has been reported in single-institution
series, promoting technical and physiologic success. Objectives: This study describes the …

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 …

Congenital heart disease (CHD) is the most common serious birth defect in humans,
occurring as frequently as one in 100–150 live births1. Most forms of congenital heart …

Evidence gained from randomized, controlled trials is usually considered optimal. However,
large observational datasets, systematic reviews of case series, and Cochrane-style …

Fetal interventions for congenital heart disease : Current Opinion in Pediatrics Fetal
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An early, primary, in utero cardiac abnormality may prevent normal heart development and
cause irreversible secondary structural changes. The idea of foetal cardiac intervention …