Annie Garcia, a former corporate associate in Houston, is establishing a charity to provide 3-D models of babies' hearts to pediatric cardiac surgeons.
March 19, 2015 at 01:00 PM
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After her infant daughter needed heart surgery, Annie Garcia, a former big-firm corporate lawyer in Houston, scaled back her practice to launch a nonprofit to provide pediatric cardiac surgeons with 3-D models of their patients’ hearts so they can better prepare for surgery.
Garcia said the nonprofit, OpHeart, will initially raise money to help pay for 3-D models of babies’ hearts to support a study proposed by doctors at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia.
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