Baby Born With Half a Heart Inspires Mom to Change Her Life
Stanford Children’s congenital heart surgeons save newborn with serious single ventricle heart defect.
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Heart Teams Move Mountains to Get Kenson Home to Hawai‘i
Critical care, heart surgery, heart failure, and heart transplant experts act quickly to save boy’s life.
Baby on Hospice Receives Second Chance With Lifesaving Heart Surgery
Heart surgeon combines unifocalization with innovative valve repair to save Oklahoma baby.
Teen Helps Electrophysiologists Cure His Arrhythmia
Stanford Medicine Children’s Health’s vast experience with ablation procedures makes a difference in Eian’s life.
Parents Express Gratitude in a Heartbeat for the Strength of Stanford’s Pediatric Network
Child celebrates another “heart-aversary” after undergoing open-heart surgery nine years ago at only two months old.
Heart-Lung Transplant Patient Going Strong, Reaching Dreams at 16-Year Mark
Needing a heart-lung transplant has not kept ToneeRose Legaspi from living a full life. She recently completed the final step in preparing for her dream career: becoming a librarian.
Transplant Recipient Celebrates Impressive 40-Year ‘Heart-Aversary’ in a Remarkable Year for Stanford
Woman achieves 40-year anniversary of heart transplant with the same donor heart.
Ask Your Family About Heart Disease
Knowing what you may be carrying in your genes could literally save your or a family member’s life, including your child’s life.
Santa’s Elf Brings Comfort and Cheer to Young Patients from the Heart
One of Santa’s favorite elf received a Berlin Heart, a ventricular assist device (VAD) that acts as an external heart pump attached by tubes, which sustains a child whose heart may be too weak to work on its own. Of course, this version was shrunk down to elf size.
World Heart Day Q&A with Stanford Children’s Heart Doctors
On World Heart Day, we asked our pediatric cardiologists to answer questions around exercise for their child with heart disease.
