Finding out your child has a is a life-altering moment. As the most common type of birth defect, affecting nearly 1% of births annually, CHDs range from minor holes that might close on their own to complex structural issues requiring immediate intervention.
Understanding how the defect affects blood flow and heart function will help you weigh treatment recommendations more effectively. Congenital Heart Defects: Decision Making for C...
The first step in making the best decisions is clear, accessible education. Finding out your child has a is a life-altering moment
For complex diagnoses, obtaining a second opinion from a dedicated Cardiology & Cardiac Surgery Program can provide additional peace of mind and clarity on next steps. 2. Navigating Treatment Options The first step in making the best decisions
Congenital Heart Defects: Helping Families Navigate the Challenges
Don’t hesitate to ask your cardiologist to draw a diagram or use a heart model to explain exactly how your child’s heart is different.