Track 5: Pediatric heart transplantation

Heart transplantation in newborn children and youngsters is presently acknowledged treatment.In 2014, 586 heart transplants were performed in youngsters around the world. In 2016, 444 heart transplants were performed in patients as long as 17 years old in the United States. The extent of pediatric transplant patients by beneficiary age has remained generally stable in the course of the most recent decade.

In babies, innate deformities are as yet the most widely recognized sign for heart transplantation. Innate cardiomyopathy happens in roughly one of every 10,000 live births

 

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