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Researchers peer inside embryonic/fetal hearts to discover causes of congenital heart disease

s to develop novel approaches that optimize both software and the catheters used for interventional procedures.

At Children's, researchers are studying tissue engineering for ways to regulate how heart muscle cells grow and mature, hoping that someday such science can be used to repair abnormalities in the heart of children. But, detection is the first step.

For more information about Dr. Keller or his research please visit the Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh's Web site at www.chp.edu. Enter the Press Room for more reporter-friendly information.

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Contact: Melanie Finnigan
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Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh
5-Apr-2005

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