Challenging Cases in Pediatric Cardiology

W. Robert Morrow, MD, FAAP is Professor of Pediatrics at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences. He is a former President and Chief Clinical Officer at Children's Health, Dallas, TX. He also served Chief Medical Officer and Cardiology Section Chief at Arkansas Children's Hospital. Dr Morrow served as Chair of the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) Section on Cardiology and Cardiac Surgery from 2010-2014 and is current co-chair of the section's Policy and Advocacy Work Group. As Chair of the Section, Dr Morrow spearheaded the publication of many guidelines and policy statements including screening for complex cyanotic congenital heart disease, medical devices in children, and sudden cardiac death in children. He is also a former cardiology section editor for AAP Grand Rounds. Dr Morrow has authored over 100 peer-reviewed publications, 16 book chapters, and is a past associate editor for the Journal of Heart and Lung Transplantation and Congenital Heart Disease.

Part 1: Pediatric Cardiology in the Office 1 Refractory Supraventricular Tachycardia and Hypotension 2 Cyanosis Without a Murmur 3 An Enlarged Cardiac Silhouette on Chest Radiograph 4 Unexplained Tachycardia 5 An Adolescent with Stomach Pain 6 Family History of Sudden Death 7 Tachypnea in a 6-week-old Infant 8 Cyanosis in a 4-year-old Male 9 Fainting in an Adolescent at School 10 A New Murmur and Rash 11 Chest Pain with Exercise 12 An Athlete with a Murmur 13 Syncope During a Basketball Game 14 Sports Participation in a Child after Heart Surgery 15 An Abnormal Echocardiogram in an Athlete Part 2: Pediatric Cardiology in the Nursery 16 Cyanosis in a Newborn 17 A Loud Murmur in an Asymptomatic Infant 18 Cardiogenic Shock in a 2-day-old 19 Tachycardia with Fetal Hydrops 20 Small Heart with 'White Out' on Chest Radiograph 21 Tachypnea and Poor Pulses Part 3: Pediatric Cardiology in the Emergency Department 22 Cardiac Arrest in an Adolescent 23 Syncope in an Adolescent 24 Recurrent Seizures and a Family History of Sudden Death 25 Increasing Shortness of Breath with Exercise 26 Cardiac Failure and Abnormal ECG in an Infant 27 Syncope and Exercise Intolerance in an Adolescent Female 28 Fainting and Bradycardia 29 A Toddler with Failure to Thrive, Hypotonia and Murmur Part 4: Pediatric Cardiology in Pediatric Intensive Care Unit 30 Hemiplegia in a 17-Year-Old Athlete 31 Dysmorphic Infant with Stridor 32 Wide QRS Tachycardia and Heart Failure 33 Fever and Acute Onset of Shortness of Breath 34 Failure to Thrive in Infant with No Murmur 35 Wheezing and Recurrent Pneumonia