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Geoffrey Von Der Ahe, 18, who has been a patient at Children’s Hospital Los Angeles since birth, says living with a heart defect has made him want to give back to other kids—and study medicine one day

Team model of care leads to shorter hospital stays, less time on bypass support and lower mortality rates.

Two Heart Institute physicians discuss a milestone ventricular assist device procedure at Children’s Hospital Los Angeles.

How an intraoperative decision to do a cone procedure gave a 13-day-old neonate a normal heart.

The dedicated team at Children’s Hospital Los Angeles plays a key role in achieving excellent outcomes for the most fragile patients.