What should be done if a one-year-old child's heart is not well-developed outside the bone?

Patient's question:

[Patient Age: Born with it, able to see heartbeats. No. Past Treatment and Effect: No treatment, doctor recommended going to Beijing for treatment. What kind of help do you want: Is it better to have surgery at one year old or when older? What are the aftereffects after surgery.]

Doctor's answer:

Many babies with congenital heart disease are not initially identified, and various complications occur during the progression of the condition, leading to delayed treatment. For example, if congenital heart disease is complicated by Eisenmenger syndrome, how many types of surgical contraindications are there? Often, the opportunity for surgery is lost, resulting in the premature death of many children. It is generally believed that the earlier congenital heart disease surgery is performed, the better the outcome. Therefore, early detection of congenital heart symptoms in infants is highly beneficial for treatment.

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