Children’s Minnesota hosts HeartBeat 5000
Annie Waters, Children’s Minnesota director of annual giving, joined WCCO-TV to discuss HeartBeat 5000.
Cardiology
Grand Rounds: Obesity and hyperlipidemia in childhood: Screening and management
January 1, 1970, 12 a.m. – 12 a.m., St. Paul
This week's grand rounds will feature:
Heart surgeries save life of little Roland
Kara and Ryan Jaehnert learned before their son's birth that he had a congenital heart defect.
Children’s Minnesota helps transform pediatric heart care in India
A new partnership between the pediatric cardiac teams at Children’s Minnesota and Rabindranath Tagore International Institute of Cardiac Sciences in Kolkata aims to shorten that distance and reduce some of the disparities.
MD News highlights Children’s Minnesota cardiovascular program and the Children’s Heart Clinic
Minnesota MD News highlighted Children's Minnesota cardiovascular program and the Children's Heart Clinic.
Lucia’s unstoppable heart
Lucia Halstrom has learned to thrive nearly two years after experiencing sudden cardiac arrest.
Kids and heart health
Gigi Chawla, MD, joined "WCCO Mid-Morning" to talk about kids and heart health.
2016 Summer Events Kick Off
January 1, 1970, 12 a.m. – 12 a.m., Saint Paul
To help us kick off our summer events, you’re invited to a special party at the Minnesota Children’s Museum on February 23. Register for the Baby Steps 3K, HeartBeat 5000 and/or Pine Tree Runs 5K and 10K; connect with other families and employees; learn about our interactive fundraising platform; enjoy snacks and tour the museum – all for free.
Pediatric cardiac MRIs
Cardiac MRI is a recommended option for patients who require analyses of dynamic cardiac flows, wall motion, ventricular volume, and ventricular function. Children's pediatric-trained radiologists work in concert with cardiologists to the tests. Imaging expert and pediatric cardiologist, Kelly Gleason Han, MD is one of a handful of cardiologists in the U.S. with a specialty in cardiac imaging, earned through a two-year, advanced imaging fellowship at Boston Children's Hospital / Harvard Medical School. Team members' expertise and training means tests can be obtained quickly (reducing the need for children to be still for prolonged periods) and be performed using less radiation.
Cardiovascular publications continued
Research studies are ongoing in all areas of the hospital and clinics. The cardiovascular team is actively publishing research and articles. In the past ten years, more than 40 articles have been published in peer reviewed publications.