Why the study?
Pre-adulthood mortality for congenital heart disease has dropped from 90% to 10%, meaning patients with grown-up congenital heart diseases require follow-up and monitoring once they become adults.
This review discusses the use of cardiac magnetic resonance imaging for the follow-up and monitoring of adult congenital heart disease patients.
Survival gains have created a growing adult GUCH population needing specialized care; leaves open optimal long-term monitoring protocols.
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