Heart of mystery
A 3D model helps a 10-year-old boy understand his unique anatomy. And it helps his doctors plan his treatment.
Nearly 1 in 100 babies each year is born with a congenital heart defect. Currently up to 1.3 million adults are living with congenital heart disease. In this heart-warming series, we share the stories of Congenital Heart Center patients who refuse to be defeated.
A 3D model helps a 10-year-old boy understand his unique anatomy. And it helps his doctors plan his treatment.
Adopted from China with heart defects, Isaiah Lunsford receives a life-changing surgical fix.
After complex heart problems and several surgeries, little Graylyn Karaus is stretching, reaching and working toward walking.
Born premature, tiny and with a serious heart defect, Elliot Dykstra overcame tough odds.
LeAnn Ouwinga thought her heart troubles were over after childhood surgery. Decades later came serious complications.
Diagnosed with heart disease at birth, Hannah Webb now expects a baby of her own. She returned to where her care began.
A new solution for his faulty artificial valve has David Walker ready to hunt another season.
Quick action by Peter Lombardo’s teachers saved the 17-year-old when he suffered a sudden cardiac arrest.
After becoming the first person in the U.S. to get a new heart device, a Canadian Lakes woman returns to the woods she loves.
Wester, a 3-year-old boy from the Dominican Republic, had no left lung artery—until he came to West Michigan for surgery.