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Johns Hopkins Hospital

United States of America, Maryland

Narutoshi Hibino

Johns Hopkins Medical Center (JHM) is a multidisciplinary global medical institution. JHM is located in Baltimore, Maryland, the USA. The Hospital includes 6 member centers and medical school for the next generation of specialists. Patients from 49 states visit Johns Hopkins Hospital annually.

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Narutoshi Hibino

Specialist in congenital heart disease treatment at Johns Hopkins Hospital – Narutoshi Hibino focuses on complex cardiac conditions.

Cardiac surgeon with expertise in congenital heart disease
Part of the renowned team at Johns Hopkins Hospital
Dedicated to treating complex cases with precision

Luca Vricella

Head of the Pediatric Heart Transplantation Department at Johns Hopkins Hospital – Dr. Vricella specializes in advancing pediatric heart care.

Extensive experience in pediatric heart surgery
Leads a dedicated team for heart transplantation
Works at one of the top-ranked hospitals in the U.S.

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Updated: 05/27/2022

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