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A CHLA study shows that increased risks for the Ross in neonates and infants are due to more complex heart disease, not a child’s age.

A Children’s Hospital Los Angeles heart surgeon discusses surgical options for neonates and children with congenital aortic stenosis.

Baby Ali was born with a hole in his heart called atrioventricular septal defect. His father’s search for the best surgeon to fix it led them to Children’s Hospital Los Angeles.

The specialized Fetal Cardiology Program in the Heart Institute at CHLA helps kids like E.J. who are born with heart defects grow up stronger and healthier.

A CHLA-USC neurovascular team is bringing advanced care and innovative surgical techniques to children with cerebrovascular disorders.

In October 2009, Megan and Christopher Pierson welcomed daughter Saylor at a local hospital near their home in Newport Beach, California. Even though their little one was born six weeks early, the

An 18-person team from Children's Hospital Los Angeles traveled to Haiti to perform a conjoined twin separation on two girls who were conjoined at the abdomen.

A Children’s Hospital Los Angeles study sheds light on why some babies with complete atrioventricular canal defects develop early heart failure.