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Parents of children with congenital heart disease

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Their daughter was diagnosed with Truncus Arteriosus. Treatment: Surgery at 5 weeks old to fit a conduit and repair the hole. Cardiac catheterisation planned for pre-school. Current medication: captopril.

Heart disease >> Parents of children with congenital heart disease >> Child aged 1-3 >> Interview CH11 >> Explains that her mother had found it useful to contact the national heart support organisations directly to find out information and to ask questions

Jack was diagnosed with Supraventricular Tachycardia (SVT), which was later diagnosed as Wolff-Parkinson-White Syndrome. Treatment: none given yet. A radio-frequency catheter ablation is planned at age 5-7 years. Current medication: none, amiodarone until age 1yr.

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