Heart Transplants in Children
Show: Inside Pediatrics
February is Heart Month, and we're decked out in red at Children's of Alabama. Behind the scenes, our pediatric heart transplant team is a well-oiled machine, with extensive experience caring for children with advanced heart disease. Our transplant team combines cutting edge research and clinical expertise to produce the most modern approaches to care for our patients and their families. Dr. Wally Carlo, medical director of the heart transplant team, explains how the care we provide impacts children in Alabama and around the world.
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