Boys born with congenital heart defects require close health monitoring Chest ultrasound is a key diagnostic tool that helps doctors assess heart structure and function preventing complications and promoting healthy development
What is a chest ultrasound
A chest ultrasound uses high-frequency sound waves to create images of the heart and blood vessels This procedure is essential for evaluating heart anatomy such as chambers valves and blood flow
Benefits of chest ultrasound for boys with congenital heart defects
1 Identifies abnormalities such as holes in the heart or valve stenosis
2 Monitors treatment and surgical outcomes ensuring successful recovery
3 Helps plan long-term cardiac care preventing future complications
4 Reassures parents with accurate and safe diagnostic results
Who should consider chest ultrasound
Boys diagnosed with congenital heart defects
Children experiencing fatigue or cyanosis during physical activity
Boys who have undergone heart surgery and need follow-up care