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The 2017 Seventh World Congress was held in Barcelona, Spain, 16–21 July. The week in review for this meeting is presented in the current issue of Cardiology in the Young, and herein we discuss the surgical highlights of the programme.
The Seventh World Congress of Pediatric Cardiology was held in Barcelona in July, 2017. The central philosophy of the congress was “bridging together” all major specialties in the field. This article summarises the highlights of the meeting as it relates to ambulatory paediatric cardiology. There is a now a more unified approach to children with CHD, including assessment of neuro-developmental outcomes. The new World Heart Foundation criteria for the diagnosis of rheumatic fever remain controversial.
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