Congenital heart defects are the most common birth defect in the world. Every year, over 2 children in Sweden are born with a heart defect – a diagnosis that often requires advanced surgery at an early age. Through new methods and improved techniques, surgeries can become both safer and more effective, increasing the children's chance of a healthier life.
Petru Liuba, professor of pediatric cardiology at Lund University, provides an insight into the latest research in the field. What progress has been made to reduce the risks of these life-threatening procedures?
Organized in collaboration with Lund University and the Crafoord Foundation. Free entry, no pre-registration required.