From Hawaiʻi to Stanford Children’s: Henaʻi’s Journey to a Brighter Future
Henaʻi received a lifesaving procedure and specialized care at Stanford Children’s after being diagnosed with tetralogy of Fallot.
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Tetralogy of Fallot
Baby on Hospice Receives Second Chance With Lifesaving Heart Surgery
Heart surgeon combines unifocalization with innovative valve repair to save Oklahoma baby.
Baby With Challenging Tetralogy of Fallot Grows Into Healthy Toddler
Stanford Children’s heart doctors perform unifocalization to repair Hayden’s toF with pulmonary atresia and MAPCAs.
Feisty Micropreemie With Heart Defect Beats Incredible Odds
Smallest baby at Stanford Medicine Children’s Health to have heart stent placed for tetralogy of Fallot.
What the Winter Olympics and congenital heart disease have in common
Shaun White, three-time Olympic gold medalist was born with a rare heart condition comprised of four congenital heart defects. Seth Hollander, MD, explains.
Video Game Technology and Surgical Expertise Meet in Groundbreaking Tool at Stanford Medicine Children’s Health to Help Parents Understand Complex Heart Repair
One of the most complex birth defects of the heart—and one of the most challenging to repair—can now be easily understood through a groundbreaking, video-game-like graphic now available on the Stanford Medicine Children’s Health website. It’s the first in a series called “Moving Medicine: An Interactive 3-D Look at Conditions and Treatments.”
