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5th World Congress on Pediatric Cardiology, will be organized around the theme “ From Tiny Hearts to Brighter Futures: Advancing Pediatric Cardiac Science”
Pediatric Cardiology_2026 is comprised of keynote and speakers sessions on latest cutting edge research designed to offer comprehensive global discussions that address current issues in Pediatric Cardiology_2026
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This session explores the latest advancements in diagnosing and managing congenital heart defects (CHDs), the most common type of birth defect. It will cover the role of fetal echocardiography, new-born screening, and advances in imaging technologies. Experts will discuss current surgical and non-surgical interventions, with a focus on individualized treatment strategies. The session also highlights multidisciplinary approaches that combine cardiology, cardiac surgery, neonatology, and genetics. Case studies will demonstrate how early diagnosis and comprehensive care pathways improve long-term outcomes and quality of life for children with CHD.
This track focuses on early detection and intervention strategies for fetal cardiac conditions. Topics include fetal echocardiography advancements, in-utero diagnosis of structural and rhythm abnormalities, and emerging fetal cardiac interventions. The session emphasizes the importance of prenatal counseling and multidisciplinary team management. Presentations will explore the ethical considerations and long-term follow-up of fetuses undergoing cardiac therapy. Delegates will gain insights into how early prenatal interventions can significantly impact postnatal cardiac outcomes and maternal-fetal health.
This session will cover modern surgical techniques and technological innovations transforming pediatric cardiac surgery. From minimally invasive procedures to 3D-printed heart models and robotic-assisted surgeries, speakers will highlight how these tools enhance surgical precision and reduce recovery time. The session also discusses timing of surgery, risk stratification, and perioperative care strategies that improve patient outcomes. Case-based presentations will illustrate best practices for complex congenital defects, re-operations, and managing low-birth-weight neonates. This track offers surgeons and cardiologists insights into evolving surgical paradigms that support faster healing and long-term survival.
Interventional cardiology in children is rapidly evolving, offering non-surgical solutions to many congenital and acquired heart problems. This track will explore catheter-based therapies for septal defects, valve abnormalities, coarctation of the aorta, and pulmonary artery stenosis. Experts will present current evidence, device innovations, and procedural outcomes. Emphasis will be placed on hybrid procedures and the integration of advanced imaging for precise catheter guidance. Attendees will also learn about the long-term follow-up and potential complications associated with interventional procedures, making this session essential for practitioners aiming to adopt or refine less invasive treatment strategies.
This session addresses the evaluation and management of arrhythmias in pediatric patients. Topics include diagnostic techniques such as Holter monitoring, event recorders, and electrophysiological studies. Presentations will discuss common and complex rhythm disorders—supraventricular tachycardia, long QT syndrome, and congenital conduction abnormalities. Special focus will be given to catheter ablation techniques, pacemaker and ICD implantation, and genetic contributions to rhythm disorders. Case-based discussions will highlight emergency management strategies and long-term monitoring. The session aims to equip clinicians with tools for early detection and tailored treatment plans that enhance quality of life and prevent sudden cardiac events.