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A Provider's Perspective on the ACHA National Conference

by Wilson Lam, MD on Friday, Jan 14, 2022

ACHA's 9th National Conference will take place this summer, and you're invited! This event is a great opportunity for all members of the ACHD community—including patients, family members, and providers—to learn, network, and have fun. We hope you will join us from June 23-25, 2022, at the Radisson Blu Mall of America in Bloomington, MN.

In this blog post, Dr. Wilson Lam, past conference attendee and speaker, participated in a Q&A with ACHA to share more about the benefits and unique opportunity of of joining ACHA at the National Conference.

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Treating Adult Congenital Heart Patients at a Children’s Hospital

by Wilson Lam, MD on Wednesday, Nov 01, 2017

While it may sound unconventional, it is not uncommon for an adult patient to be treated at a children’s hospital. In the congenital heart disease community, this tends to be the case for a variety of reasons.

Below, Dr. Wilson Lam, a pediatric and adult cardiologist at Texas Children’s Hospital, discusses his patient, Jason, and his role in treating the tallest and oldest patient at Texas Children’s Hospital.

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