Treatments and Services
Specialist evaluation and management of heart conditions affecting infants, children, and adolescents, including congenital and acquired cardiac disorders.
Assessment and management of heart abnormalities present from birth, with treatment plans based on the specific defect, symptoms, and severity.
Evaluation of a baby's heart before birth to identify possible congenital heart defects and help plan appropriate care during pregnancy and after delivery.
A specialised ultrasound examination of the baby's heart during pregnancy to assess cardiac structure, function, and possible congenital abnormalities.
An ultrasound examination of a child's heart used to assess its structure, pumping function, valves, and blood flow without using ionising radiation.
Catheter-based procedures used to diagnose or treat selected heart defects in children, potentially avoiding open-heart surgery in suitable cases.
A procedure in which a thin catheter is guided into the heart and blood vessels to assess pressures, oxygen levels, and selected cardiac abnormalities.
Minimally invasive, catheter-based treatment for selected congenital heart defects and narrowed blood vessels, depending on the patient's condition.
Assessment and management of a hole between the upper chambers of the heart, including determining whether monitoring or a closure procedure is appropriate.
Evaluation of a hole between the lower chambers of the heart, with management based on its size, effect on blood flow, and associated symptoms.
Assessment of a persistent blood vessel connection present before birth that has not closed as expected, with treatment determined by its effect on circulation.
A catheter-based procedure that uses a balloon to widen a narrowed heart valve in suitable patients and improve blood flow.
A catheter-based procedure that uses a balloon to widen a narrowed blood vessel when clinically appropriate.
Placement of a small expandable tube within a narrowed blood vessel to help maintain its opening and improve blood flow in selected cases.
Evaluation and management of elevated blood pressure in the lung arteries, including assessment of symptoms, underlying causes, and effects on heart function.
Ongoing assessment and management of adults who were born with heart defects, including monitoring for complications and planning appropriate treatment.
Assessment of unusual heart sounds in children to determine whether they are harmless or associated with an underlying structural heart condition.
Evaluation of abnormal heart rhythms in children, including investigation of symptoms such as palpitations, dizziness, or fainting.
Assessment and treatment planning for narrowing of the aorta, a congenital condition that can affect blood flow and blood pressure.
Evaluation of children's heart health using non-invasive tests, such as echocardiography and electrocardiography, to investigate symptoms and monitor cardiac conditions.