• Aug 19, 2025 intensive care of the adult with congenital heart enital heart disease demands a nuanced, patient-centric approach that integrates advanced diagnostic tools, vigilant monitoring, and tailored therapeutic strategies. Given the complexity of congenital anomalies and their sequelae, a multidisciplinary team approach is vital for op By Mohammed Rice
• Nov 1, 2025 illustrated field guide to congenital heart disease and repair 3rd edition alogy of Fallot Transposition of the great arteries Hypoplastic left heart syndrome Tricuspid atresia Truncus arteriosus Single ventricle physiology Complex and rare anomalies Each defect is discussed with de By Laverna Kuphal
• Aug 1, 2025 congenital dysplasia and dislocation of the hip i arly intervention (before walking age) yields better outcomes. Delayed treatment increases the risk of osteoarthritis and functional impairment. Prognosis and Long-term Outcomes The prognosis hinges on the age at diagnosis, severity, and treatment adequacy. Factors Influe By Shelley Conn
• Nov 17, 2025 congenital clubfoot fundamentals for treatment osterior Medial Release: Releasing tight structures around the ankle and foot. Tendon Transfers: To balance muscle forces. Osteotomies: Bone cuts to correct deformities. Arthrodesis: Fusion procedures in severe, neglected cases. Postoperative Care Rehabilitation includes immobil By Ibrahim Klocko
• Apr 17, 2026 comprehensive surgical management of congenital he s. Tissue Engineering: Development of bioengineered patches and valves. Global Access: Addressing disparities in surgical care availability worldwide. Long-term Surveillance: Managing late complications such as arrhythm By Cassidy Gleichner
• Jul 17, 2026 adult congenital heart disease in clinical practi with congenital heart defects now survive into adulthood, leading to a unique set of clinical challenges. Managing adult congenital heart disease in clinical practice requires a nuanced understanding of the diverse spectrum of defects, their long-term s By Ford Veum
• Oct 28, 2025 a secret life surviving a rare congenital conditio y the general public, underrepresented in medical research, and accompanied by a complex web of physical, emotional, and social challenges. Yet, behind closed doors and hidden from the public eye, countless people develop extraordinary resilience, forging secret lives filled with deter By Kimberly Hansen PhD
• Dec 15, 2025 a secret life surviving a rare congenital conditi nce, and sometimes, a secret life that few understand. For many individuals affected by uncommon disorders, daily routines are shaped not only by their health but also by the need to maintain privacy and digni By Rod Kunde-Kuhlman
