Pediatric Cardiogenetics

Pediatric cardiogenetics is a medical field that studies the genetic factors related to heart conditions in children. It focuses on understanding how inherited genes can affect heart structure and function, leading to congenital heart defects or other cardiovascular issues. By analyzing a child's genetic makeup, doctors can better diagnose heart problems, assess risk for family members, and guide treatment options. This area combines genetics and cardiology to improve outcomes for children with heart diseases, ensuring they receive personalized care based on their unique genetic profiles.