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Born with a hole in his heart, hybrid procedure helps Rowen thrive.

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Patient Stories

Baby Gets a New Heart Just Before Turning 3 Months Old

Due to a severe defect, Titus's heart was failing from day 1. His mother says that after a heart transplant, “He's been reborn.”
Casey Survives Incredible Odds

Read how 18-month-old Casey defied the odds when an aggressive heart infection threatened his life.
Care Team Brings Prom to Teenager Waiting for New Heart

Read how Bella’s care team in the Cardiac Intensive Care Unit made sure she didn’t miss out on prom – and gave her a new heart the very next day.

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Advances in Care

Tailor-Made Fish Help Explain Genetic Conditions in Children

Dr. Lisa Maves is editing zebrafish genes to learn about human heart defects and other complex conditions.
Using 3D Printed Hearts to Improve Communication

Seattle Children’s is using printed and digital 3D models to improve communication between doctors and parents about their child’s heart disease.
Kawasaki Disease Is Not One Size Fits All

Researchers are working toward personalized medicine for Kawasaki disease treatment.

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