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  • HEALTHY HEARTS FOR EVERYONE

    Humanitarian missions ensuring better access to heart care for all

  • PEDIATRIC AND ADULTS

    Without help, children with congenital heart defects face a life-long risk of health problems or death

  • BATTLING RHEUMATIC FEVER

    Diagnosing early and providing much needed treatment before it’s too late

  • GLOBAL VOLUNTEER HEART CARE

    Our volunteers of nurses, doctors and other medical staff unite from all over the world to provide care

  • TRAINING FOR THE FUTURE

    CardioStart teams work side by side with local staff to ensure continuity of care

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Our Mission is to educate and assist local medical teams in providing heart surgery and cardiac services to adults and children in underserved regions of the world.

Our Vision is a world where access to cardiac care can be realized by everyone.

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Celebrating 30 Years of Global Volunteer Heart Care!
1987-2017


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  • 999 Corrective Surgeries
  • 57 Containers of medical supplies
  • 3757 Field Patients
  • 1500+ Volunteers

News Corner

Recent News

Yves Durandy

By |December 2nd, 2016|

It is with great sadness that we report the passing of a dear friend. Yves secured his PhD in medicine at the famous Université Pierre et Marie Curie (Paris VI) in 1979.  Following this he had medical and perfusion-related experience in many prestigious French hospitals. He conducted pioneering technical advances [...]

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Guayaquil, Ecuador Mission Report: March 17-29th, 2018

By |August 20th, 2018|

On this occasion, CardioStart’s International mission team made a return visit to the Hospital del Nino Dr. Francisco de Icaza Bustamante in Guayaquil, Ecuador on invitation by the Fundacion El Cielo Para Los Ninos del Ecuador. This was designated as a two-week mission, but administrative hold-ups with documentation and Ministry approval it was only able for the patients to be assessed during the second week. Accordingly, only a few cases could be undertaken. Three of the cases were emergency presentations and it was felt by both teams that these patients would shortly die without an attempt to resolve their presentation surgically.

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