Early diagnosis and surgical correction are essential for reducing infant mortality associated with congenital heart disease.
Congenital heart disease remains one of the most important causes of infant mortality, but it is frequently unrecognized. Although recent cardiovascular surgical developments have reduced the mortality, an established diagnosis and early surgical correction are the only means of salvaging many of these infants.
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