22^nd World Congress on Pediatric Cardiology & Heart Failure May 10-11, 2021 Perth, Australia

Heart and blood vessel disease also called as Cardiovascular Disease which includes numerous problems that are related to atherosclerosis it is the condition where the walls of arteries are filled or blocked by a substance called plaque, which makes the arteries wider and if blood clot occurs it stops the blood flow and leads to the heart attack or stroke.

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  Pericarditis


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  Thrombosis and Pulmonary Embolism


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  Coronary Artery Diseases


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  Rheumatic Heart Diseases


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  Venous Thrombosis

Heart is the first organ that develops in the unborn baby, the Fetal  Cardiologists take care about the health of the heart and checks the condition of the fetal heat without having any complications or affect to the heart that supports the child’s heart health

Congenital Heart Defect or Congenital Heart Disease is a problem that occurs in the structure of the heart through its cause is unknown but in some cases, it is due to infections like rubella during pregnancy, poor nutrition care or obesity and use of certain medications or drugs like tobacco and alcohol. Its symptoms vary from none to life-threatening.

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  Ischemic heart disease


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  Cerebrovascular disease (Stroke)


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  Peripheral vascular disease


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  Rheumatic heart disease


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  Congenital heart disease


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  Electrocardiography (ECG)


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  Electrocardiography (ECG)


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  Echocardiography


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  Holter monitoring


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  Coronary angiography


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  Intravascular ultrasound


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  Cardio visor


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  Cardiovascular disease and the pregnant patient

Heart surgery in children is done to repair heart defects when a child is born with heart diseases a child needs the surgery. There are many kinds of heart defects. Some are minor, and others are more serious. Some heart failings may need surgery right after the baby is born. For others, the child may be capable to securely wait for months or years to have surgery. One surgery may be enough to repair the Heart Defect, but sometimes a series of techniques are needed for the child’s wellbeing.

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  Open heart surgery


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  Cardiomyopathies


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  Adult congenital heart disease and sports cardiology


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  Cardiac transplantation


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  Surgery for lV dysfunction


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  Mechanical support left ventricular assist devices


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  Therapeutic and physiologic issues surrounding heart valve surgery


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  Angioplasty or surgery for multivessel coronary artery disease


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  Advances in congenital heart disease


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  Transmyocardial revascularization (TMR)


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  Minimally invasive heart surgery


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  Cardiomyoplasty


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  Heart transplant


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  Bypass surgery


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  Artificial heart valve surgery


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  Cardiothoracic surgery

Clinical Cardiology Journal is a contemporary checked open entry Journal committed to advertising leading-edge research in cardiology. Studies relating to cardiac diseases such as congenital heart defects, coronary artery disease, heart failure, valvular heart disease, and their epidemiology and pathophysiology are covered under the scope of the Journal

Special focus is placed on studies involving diagnosis and management of cardiac diseases such as: electrophysiology, cardiovascular implants, cardiac regeneration, cardiac medicine, cardiac surgery, and identification of cardiovascular risk factors.

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  General clinical cardiologists


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  Pediatric cardiologists


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  Cardiovascular Anaesthesiology


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  Cardiovascular Pathology Research


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  Preventive cardiologists

Anaesthesia management of low birth weight infants or children undergoing cardiac surgery requires a very high level of control to aim to minimize major deviations in ventilation, arterial pressure control, and blood biochemistry within the limitations of the surgery and anaesthesia. It is more difficult to anaesthesia the child compared to the adults as they require more care and observation.

A stroke is occurred due to interruption of normal flow of the blood to the brain either by blockage or rupture of the blood vessel, the age of the child at the time of stroke makes differences how doctor identify and treat the problem. It occurs due to cardiac problems in children during birth.

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  Transient Ischemic Stroke Attack


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  Stroke Pathophysiology


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  Pediatric Strokes


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  Moved Treatment for Strokes


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  Haemorrhagic Strokes

It is the disease related to heart, which is a rare heart condition that affects the paediatrics and infants. Several different types of Cardiomyopathy are present and symptoms varies from person to person, in some conditions it is the progressive condition that results in impaired ability of heart to pump blood , fatigue, heart block, irregular heart beat and sudden cardiac prearrest in some cases there will be presence of no symptoms.

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  Stroke Pathophysiology


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  Pediatric Strokes


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  Moved Treatment for Strokes


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  Haemorrhagic Strokes


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  Transient Ischemic Stroke Attack

Pediatric Cardiomyopathy is a unique heart disorder that affects teenagers and children. Cardiomyopathy involves disease of the heart force (myocardium). Several unique types of cardiomyopathy exist, and the specific symptoms vary from person to person. In some affected individuals, no symptoms may be present (asymptomatic); in many people, cardiomyopathy is a progressive condition that may result in an impaired ability of the heart to pump blood; fatigue; heart block; irregular heartbeats (tachycardia); and, potentially, heart failure and sudden cardiac death.

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  Aortic Stenosis


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  Atrial Septal Defect


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  Atrioventricular Canal Defect


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  Coarctation of the Aorta


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  Epstein’s Anomaly


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  Hypo plastic Left Heart Syndrome


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  Interrupted Aortic Arch


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  Patent Ductus Arteriosus


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  Pulmonary Stenosis


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  Pulmonary Atresia


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  Single Ventricle (Functionally Univentricular Heart)


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  Tetralogy of Fallot


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  Transposition of the Great Arteries


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  Truncus Arteriosus


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  Ventricular Septal Defect

Pediatric Cyanosis refers to a bluish-purple hue to the skin. It is utmost seen where the skin is thin, such as the lips, mouth, earlobes and fingernails. Pediatric Cyanosis suggests there may be decreased oxygen attached to red blood cells in the bloodstream. It may suggest a problem with the lungs or heart. It is a finding base test and not through the laboratory test

Cardiac Tumours arise primarily in the inner lining, muscle layer or the surrounding pericardium of the heart. These are mostly benign or malignant neoplasms; they are primary or metastatic primary cardiac tumours are rare in the pediatric practice. The vast of Primary Cardiac Tumours are benign in children and very rare of among 10%are malignant

It is the condition where the change in the heart rate is observed in which the heart rate can be increased or decreased compared to the normal heart rate or even sometimes it skips the beat it is due to the heart defect or external factors involved like fever, anxiety, trauma, and exercise.

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  Heart attacks,


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  Strokes


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  peripheral vascular diseases 


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   cardiovascular disease.

It is the term used by the cardiologists to describe whose heart does not pump enough blood to the other body parts to meet the body demands for the energy. It may be due to weak muscle of the heart that cannot pump normal amount of blood to the body or it may due to the heart pumps well but it is insufficient

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  left-sided heart failure


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  Right-sided heart failure


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  Congestive heart failure


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  Predictors and markers of heart failure outcome


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  Heart failure in children and adolescents


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  Implantable cardio verter-defibrillator (ICD)


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  Cardiac resynchronization therapy (CRT)


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  Heart transplantation


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  Coronary artery bypass

Pediatric Cardiac Nursing is the specialized caring unit for more observation and cares to be taken by the nursing unit towards the infants, children. Cardiac nursing is a registered nurse who specializes to work with patients who suffer from various conditions of the cardiovascular system. Cardiac nurses support to cure disorders such as unstable angina, cardiomyopathy, coronary artery disease, myocardial infarction, congestive heart failure, and cardiac dysrhythmia under the supervision of a cardiologist. Cardiac nurses also succeed postoperative care on a surgical unit, cardiac monitoring, stress test evaluations, vascular monitoring, and health evaluations. Cardiac nurses work in several different environments, including coronary care units (CCU), cardiac catheterization, intensive care units (ICU), operating theatres, cardiac rehabilitation centers, clinical research, cardiac surgery wards, cardiovascular intensive care units (CVICU), and cardiac medical wards.

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  Hemodynamic monitoring


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  Monitoring cardiac and vascular readings


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  Intensive hemodialysis


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  Cardiac remodeling