For Physicians: Biventricular repair options for your patients
Cardiology
About this Video
Boston Children’s has long been a pioneer in the advancement of biventricular repair. Our Complex Biventricular Repair Program develops new approaches and techniques to “grow” small-heart structures so that we can offer customized treatment to children with many types of single-ventricle defects. Our success is grounded in the working relationships we have with our patients’ providers — collaborations that ensure every child, no matter how complex their condition, fully benefits from a biventricular or one-and-a-half ventricular circulation.
In this webinar, our team of experts will answer these and other questions:
• How do we approach biventricular repair?
• Which single-ventricle defects do we treat?
• What patients are eligible for biventricular circulation?
• What kind of advancements have we made in treatment?
• Why should providers make a referral to Boston Children’s?
• How do we work with referring providers?
Type
Webinar
Featured Providers
Sitaram Emani, MD
Cardiac Surgeon; Surgical Director, Adult Congenital Heart Program; Surgical Director, Complex Biventricular Repair Program; Bulen’s Chair in Cardiovascular Program
Professor of Surgery, Harvard Medical School
Rebecca Beroukhim, MD
Co-Director, Cardiac Tumor Program; Medical Director, Complex Biventricular Repair Program; Senior Associate Cardiologist, Department of Cardiology
Assistant Professor of Pediatrics, Harvard Medical School
Naomi Crilley, PA-C
Physician Assistant, Department of Cardiac Surgery
