About this Research Topic
This Research Topic aims to delve into contemporary surgical and non-surgical interventions for treating congenital and structural heart diseases across various age groups. It encompasses a spectrum of catheter-based procedures, practical intervention insights, and minimally invasive surgical methodologies. Furthermore, it will undertake a critical assessment of the merits and demerits of existing technologies utilized for similar therapeutic objectives, providing invaluable insights for enhancing clinical outcomes.
Led by a diverse global team of esteemed experts, this Research Topic aims to disseminate original studies, reviews, debates, and case reports dedicated to advancing the treatment of congenital heart diseases in both pediatric and adult populations. The topics to be explored encompass, but are not limited to:
- Innovative strategies to reduce fluoroscopy and contrast usage in catheter-based interventions for congenital and structural heart diseases;
- Tailored catheter-based interventions designed for late-presenting patients with congenital and structural heart diseases;
- Advancements in minimally invasive surgical techniques for congenital and structural heart diseases;
- Adoption of innovative devices and methodologies in the management of congenital and structural heart diseases;
- Fetal and prenatal interventions;
Keywords: catheter-based intervention, developing country, late presenter, minimal-invasive, new device, prenatal intervention
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