Key result
New international fetal and perinatal cardiovascular society proposed to advance subspecialty care and outcomes.
Why the study?
Rapid advances in fetal diagnosis, subspecialization, outcome analysis, and globalization in congenital cardiac disease care indicate the need for an International Society for Fetal and Perinatal Cardiovascular Disease.
Proposes the creation of an International Society for Fetal and Perinatal Cardiovascular Disease to advance education, research, and clinical care in the field.
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May prompt global collaboration in fetal cardiology; leaves open formal society creation and its effects on care.
Jacobs et al. (2008) conducted a review in Fetal and Perinatal Cardiovascular Disease. Creation of an International Society for Fetal and Perinatal Cardiovascular Disease was evaluated. The creation of an International Society for Fetal and Perinatal Cardiovascular Disease is proposed to advance fetal diagnosis, subspecialization, outcomes analysis, and globalization in the field.
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