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This year in review article highlights developing trends in the literature of congenital cardiac anesthesiology, reflecting the expanding field at both ends of the life spectrum.
This review summarizes recent literature trends in the rapidly expanding field of congenital cardiac anesthesiology.
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Supports regional fetal CHD anesthesia programs and adult survivor care; leaves open standardized training and outcome metrics.
Congenital cardiac anesthesiology is a rapidly expanding field at both ends of the life spectrum. The care of the unborn child with congenital heart disease is becoming highly specialized in regional centers that offer advanced imaging techniques, coordinated specialist care, and potentially fetal interventions. As more children with congenital heart disease survive to adulthood, patients and their health care providers are facing new challenges. The growing volume of publications reflects this expanding field of congenital cardiac anesthesiology. This year in review article highlights some developing trends in the literature.
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Ing et al. (2015) conducted a review in Congenital heart disease. This year in review article highlights developing trends in the literature of congenital cardiac anesthesiology, reflecting the expanding field at both ends of the life spectrum.
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