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Blackhawks' Nick Foligno excited to support Chicago children's hospitals through his foundation - Vimarsana News

Blackhawks' Nick Foligno excited to support Chicago children's hospitals through his foundation

Foligno’s foundation, The Heart’s Playbook, funds research and provides support and outreach for children — like his daughter Milana — born with congenital heart defects. Hawks GM Kyle Davidson, who was also born with a heart defect, is one of many excited to see the foundation bring its impacts to Chicago.

Researchers perform in-utero surgery to repair a potentially deadly developmental condition - Vimarsana News

Researchers perform in-utero surgery to repair a potentially deadly developmental condition

For the first time, researchers performed a successful in-utero surgery to repair a potentially deadly developmental condition by treating an aggressive vascular malformation, called vein of Galen malformation, in a fetus's brain before birth, according to new research published today in Stroke, the peer-reviewed flagship journal of the American Stroke Association, a division of the American Heart Association.

In first in-utero brain surgery, doctors elim - Vimarsana News

In first in-utero brain surgery, doctors elim

The first in-utero embolization repair was successfully performed on a fetus at 34 weeks and 2 days gestational age. Fetal ultrasound showed an immediate drop in abnormal blood flow through the brain malformation, and fetal echocardiography showed significant improvement in heart function the day after the procedure.

Prenatal detection of heart defects lower in rural, poor areas and among Hispanic women - Vimarsana News

Prenatal detection of heart defects lower in rural, poor areas and among Hispanic women

 E-Mail DALLAS, May 17, 2021 -- Detecting a critical heart defect before birth (congenital heart defects) is less likely when a mother lives in a rural area, lives in a neighborhood with low socioeconomic status or is Hispanic, according to new research published today in the American Heart Association's flagship journal Circulation. Diagnosing a heart defect before birth reduces infant death rates, increases access to prompt medical treatment, improves neurodevelopmental outcomes and decreases the risk of brain injury for the infant after birth. "The benefits of prenatal diagnosis for heart...