Hypoplastic Left Heart Syndrome News and Research

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Hypoplastic left heart syndrome (HLHS) is a problem with the heart’s structure that is present at birth (congenital). It is a group of related defects that, together, mean that the left side of the heart is underdeveloped. Normally, oxygen-poor blood is pumped through the right side of the heart to the lungs, where it gains oxygen and returns to the left side of the heart. The oxygen-rich blood is then pumped from the left side of the heart to the rest of the body. At birth, all babies also have two connections, or shunts, between the two sides of the heart; however, within a few days of birth these connections close.
Injectable hydrogel can mitigate right ventricular heart failure

Injectable hydrogel can mitigate right ventricular heart failure

Single-ventricle physiology correlates with higher short-term mortality among adult congenital heart disease transplant recipients

Single-ventricle physiology correlates with higher short-term mortality among adult congenital heart disease transplant recipients

Researchers find new genes that contribute to hypoplastic left heart syndrome

Researchers find new genes that contribute to hypoplastic left heart syndrome

Research shows redlining's long-term impact on cardiovascular health of Black adults

Research shows redlining's long-term impact on cardiovascular health of Black adults

Shattered dreams and bills in the millions: Losing a baby in America

Shattered dreams and bills in the millions: Losing a baby in America

The successful transplantation of genetically engineered pig hearts into recently deceased humans

The successful transplantation of genetically engineered pig hearts into recently deceased humans

Research on genetic heart disease uncovers new mechanism for heart failure

Research on genetic heart disease uncovers new mechanism for heart failure

New tool can encourage more hospitals to be transparent about cardiac outcomes

New tool can encourage more hospitals to be transparent about cardiac outcomes

Study reports potential therapeutic target for lethal heart defect in children

Study reports potential therapeutic target for lethal heart defect in children

Study shows home monitoring program improves survival rates in infants with heart defects

Study shows home monitoring program improves survival rates in infants with heart defects

New collaboration aims to provide solutions for patients with hypoplastic left heart syndrome

New collaboration aims to provide solutions for patients with hypoplastic left heart syndrome

Clinical study demonstrates potential of regenerative therapy for hypoplastic left heart syndrome

Clinical study demonstrates potential of regenerative therapy for hypoplastic left heart syndrome

Alzheimer's Association awards $3 million grant to support Longeveron's innovative clinical trial

Alzheimer's Association awards $3 million grant to support Longeveron's innovative clinical trial

Ochsner Hospital for Children joins national consortium to provide solutions for hypoplastic left heart syndrome

Ochsner Hospital for Children joins national consortium to provide solutions for hypoplastic left heart syndrome

Hispanic infants with congenital heart disease have worse outcomes, research finds

Hispanic infants with congenital heart disease have worse outcomes, research finds

Mesoblast’s MPC therapy for children featured at symposium for congenital heart disease

Mesoblast’s MPC therapy for children featured at symposium for congenital heart disease

Impaired maternal-fetal environment associated with lower survival after surgery in newborns with CHD

Impaired maternal-fetal environment associated with lower survival after surgery in newborns with CHD

Gout medication may help improve heart function in adult patients

Gout medication may help improve heart function in adult patients

CHLA participates in clinical trial using stem cells to treat rare congenital heart defect

CHLA participates in clinical trial using stem cells to treat rare congenital heart defect

Pitt scientists discover genes responsible for severe congenital heart disease

Pitt scientists discover genes responsible for severe congenital heart disease

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