A two-stage approach was devised for Taylor, whose left ventricle was too underdeveloped for her aortic arch to be repaired straight away.
Lymphatic interventions advance care for children with complex congenital heart disease
The availability of PLE intervention at CHOC allows children with post-Fontan complications to remain close to home while receiving complex care that previously required out-of-state travel.
Neuropsychology program continues to solidify its reputation as a national leader
Referrals and patient volume rising as Dr. Alexander Tan is second on team to earn rare subspecialty certification.
Expandable heart valve moves closer to testing in children
The IRIS Valve, whose design allows it to expand as patients grow, could potentially improve outcomes for children with congenital heart disease.
CHOC-led study explores cardiac MRI for borderline left ventricle surgery
The new study is an example of how CHOC and UCLA Health are transforming the way cardiac care is being delivered in Southern California.
Surveillance program for patients with congenital heart disease a success
In novel program, congenital heart disease patients are being monitored at CHOC for longtime success.
