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Berlin Heart Device Saves Children at St. Louis Children's Hospital

Tuesday, November 15, 2011
Medical Services, Heart Center, Heart Transplant, Patient Stories, All Patient Stories

Berlin Heart Device saves Anthony, 16 and Justin, 2 month old. Both children suffered heart failure after catching a virus and were listed for a heart transplant at St. Louis Children's Hospital. In both cases, the Berlin heart continued pumping their failing hearts long enough until a donor heart became available.

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