Johns Hopkins researchers are using computational analysis and 3-D computer modeling to take the guesswork out of helping young patients with heart defects. 

How a team of Johns Hopkins heart specialists helped a teenager with heart failure that had resulted from chemotherapy.

Johns Hopkins is working to refine treatment for congenital heart defects by evaluating outcomes through databases that combine the experience of many large heart surgery programs.

Johns Hopkins researchers find that patients with Loeys-Dietz syndrome may be at higher risk for bone fractures.

Johns Hopkins’ Charlotte R. Bloomberg Children’s Center is home to a pediatric catheterization lab designed to improve accuracy and results in procedures like stenting and dilation of narrowed pulmonary vessels.