Original Article

Indications for Surgical Treatment in Congenital Heart Disease

Authors: PAUL W. SANGER M.D., FRANCIS ROBICSEK M.D., FREDERICK H. TAYLOR M.D., SARIEL G.G ABLAZA M.D., TERRY T. REES M.D.

Abstract

The family physician must school himself to recognize the place of modern surgical methods in the management of the child having congenital cardiac anomalies. It is difficult for both him and the child's parents to enter upon surgical interference in a child who seems to be doing well.

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