Advancing complex congenital heart care takes more than innovation. It takes collaboration.

Discover the latest advances shaping outcomes for children with complex congenital heart defects at the inaugural Complex Biventricular Repair Symposium, hosted by Children's Health and UT Southwestern Medical Center. Clinical leaders, researchers, multidisciplinary teams and families will share insights on surgical planning, postoperative management, regenerative research and program development.

As one of only a few programs in the nation offering this specialized approach, we've achieved a 98% success rate, 100% survival and a median hospital stay of just 11 days.

Be part of the conversation shaping the future of complex congenital heart care.

In-person and virtual options available

11:15am-12:00pm: Lunch available for in-person participants

12:00pm-5:00pm.: Complex Biventricular Repair Symposium

Highlights include:

• Clinical & Surgical Innovation: Updates on family counseling, advanced virtual 3D imaging for surgical planning, pre-operative physiologic and anatomic assessment, conduction mapping strategies, and surgical strategy and institutional outcomes from Dr. Nicholas Andersen, Director of the Complex Biventricular Repair Program
• Frontline Perspectives: A review of post-operative management strategies in the Cardiac Intensive Care and Acute Care Cardiology Units
• Family Voices: Hear powerful family impact stories on life after discharge and long-term journeys
• Targeted Research: Cutting-edge work in regenerative and molecular mechanisms of ventricular growth and predictive biomechanical modeling
• Program Development: Hear from leadership and team members on the importance of structured multidisciplinary engagement collaboration for building and sustaining a program
• Panel Discussion: Q & A session with the Children's Health Complex Biventricular Repair Program Committee