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Incidental and Unusual Findings on Echocardiography from EACVI EuroEcho 2021

Incidental and Unusual Findings on Echocardiography from EACVI EuroEcho 2021

Helen Taussig Professor and director of pediatric cardiology Shelby Kutty presents, "How to Handle Incidental and Unusual Findings on Echocardiography” at #EuroEcho21, the annual congress of the European Association of Cardiovascular Imaging.

Transitioning Pediatric Congenital Heart Disease Care into Adulthood

Transitioning Pediatric Congenital Heart Disease Care into Adulthood

Cardiologist Ari Cedars answers questions about Johns Hopkins’ Adult Congenital Heart Disease (ACHD) program and considerations in transitioning children to adult CHD care.

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A New Progressive Pediatric Cardiac Care Unit

A New Progressive Pediatric Cardiac Care Unit

Innovative hospital unit is designed to strengthen care and reduce length of stay and readmissions for patients discharged from the pediatric cardiac intensive care unit.

Tyona’s Team Takes on MIS-C

Tyona’s Team Takes on MIS-C

COVID-19 and a related potentially lethal inflammatory disorder was hardly the gift this Baltimore teen wished for on her 18th birthday.

A Tale of Two Broken Hearts

A Tale of Two Broken Hearts

Lemuel and Levi, an infant and a young adult, find collaborative comprehensive care for their complex heart disease.

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