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Heartpedia

Heartpedia

by Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center

34 ratings
27 reviews
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Free

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Released
June 12, 2014
Updated
February 4, 2025

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Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center
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Explore interactive 3D models of pediatric heart anomalies and defects. This app provides detailed visualizations and explanations to help healthcare providers educate patients and families, or for individuals to learn more about specific conditions.

✓Interactive 3D heart models
✓Normal, defect, and repair views
✓Exterior and interior heart planes
✓Pan, rotate, and zoom functionality
✓Video animations with audio descriptions
✓Key heart structure labels
✓Detailed defect descriptions
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What's New in Heartpedia

2.0.3

February 4, 2025

This is a new release of Heartpedia with support for clinicians, patients, and families.

User reviews

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Not as great

The previous version was so much better and provided more in depth information. The pictures were also better! Can we get the previous version back?
RRNichole1482

Images don’t load

The whole reason I had this app was for a quick visual reference. Now I can’t see any images in the new version
Ggray_muse

New update disappointing

Would love access to the previous version when you could quickly toggle between defects, repairs, and normal heart images, which allowed for easy, beautiful comparisons and a better understanding of each condition. The most recent update is cumbersome and disappointing. The magic this app once offered to visual learners was lost with the update. Please bring back the previous version - it was such a wonderful resource.
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WWanderingRooster

Don’t love recent update

I’ve loved using this app in practice, but recent update has really degraded quality of images and user experience. Would love to revert back to previous version.
Hhartmr

Need more heart defects

I feel more heart defects need to be added such as Double inlet left ventricle
Llau67889
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FAQ

What is Heartpedia?

Heartpedia is a mobile application that provides interactive 3D models of pediatric congenital heart anomalies and defects. It is designed to help visualize and explain these complex conditions for educational purposes.

What kind of heart defects can I explore in Heartpedia?

Heartpedia features 3D models for several specific congenital heart defects including Tetralogy of Fallot, Coarctation of the Aorta, Hypoplastic Left Heart Syndrome, Transposition of the Great Arteries, Ventricular Septal Defect, Patent Ductus Arteriosus, Atrioventricular Septal Defect, Atrial Septal Defect, and Ebstein’s Anomaly.

How can I interact with the heart models?

You can toggle between normal, defect, and repair views, view exterior and various interior heart planes, pan, rotate, and zoom the models. The app also includes video animations with audio descriptions and labels for key heart structures.

Is Heartpedia free to use?

Yes, Heartpedia is available for free. There are no in-app purchases or advertisements mentioned in the application's description.

Who is Heartpedia intended for?

This app is beneficial for healthcare providers as a visual learning tool to educate patients and families. It is also useful for patients and families who want to independently learn more about specific heart defects or share information with others.