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Cardiology across continents, case series session #15: complicated post-op course in an infant with Tetralogy of Fallot

White M, Blando J, San Pedro A, Dabove P, Bellagamba P, Peck D

Cardiology in the young, 2026

Abstract

Clinical experience during fellowship training and post-graduation depends on training length, resources, and time at specific institutions, contributing to knowledge deficits. Institutional collaboration overcomes such barriers wherein case discussions share knowledge and management strategy, enhancing patient outcomes. Our discussion of the management of Tetralogy of Fallot highlights key insights between programmes differing in geography and resources, hosted by Heart University.

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