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This position is currently vacant.

Associate Editors
Paul Clift,Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Birmingham, UK
Paolo Ferrero,Papa Giovanni XXIII Hospital, Italy
Jonathan R Skinner,Greenlane Paediatric and Congenital Heart Services, Starship Children's Hospital, Auckland, New Zealand
Robert Tulloh,Bristol Heart Institute and Bristol Royal Hospital for Children,UK
Orhan Uzun,University Hospital of Wales, UK

Editorial Board
Massimo Caputo,Bristol Heart Institute, UK
Shanta Chakrabarti,Vancouver Children's Hospital, Canada
Clifford Cua,Nationwide Childrens Hospital,United States
Gerhard-Paul Diller, University Hospital Munster, Germany and Imperial College London, UK
Abdul Karim Duke, Sheikh Khalifa Medical City, United Arab Emirates
Giorgio Faganello, Centro Cardiovascolare, Trieste, Italy
Jonathan Forsey, Sydney Children's Hospital, Australia
Marcus Haw,Helen DeVos Children聮s Hospital, Grand Rapids, Michigan, USA
Juan P Kaski,Great Ormond Street Hospital and University College London, UK
Damien P Kenny, Our Lady's Hospital for Sick Children, Ireland

Journal of Congenital Cardiologywill cease to be published by BioMed Central as of December 31, 2021. BioMed Central will continue to host an archive of all articles previously published in the Journal. All articles published in Journal of Congenital Cardiology will remain fully searchable via the Biomed Central website.


Journal of Congenital Cardiology is an online journal publishing in all areas of congenital cardiology. Submissions are welcomed on all subspecialties including (but not limited to) genetics, epidemiology, electrophysiology and interventions.

The journal will publish expert reviews and latest research articles, short series and case reports may be also considered if they provide a unique or notable insight into the aetiology, diagnosis or management of a congenital heart condition.

By bringing together open-accessresearch and knowledge published in these areas, Journal of Congenital Cardiology aims to provide an essential resource for cardiologists, surgeons, general practitioners, researchers and healthcare professionals interested in congenital heart disease.

Journal of Congenital Cardiology is now accepting submissions; please use the online submission system to submit your manuscript.

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