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PEDIACTRIC HEART DISEASE THE EFFECTS OF CARDIOMYOPATHY IN CHILDREN Regina Richardson English Comp. November 25, 2003 I. INTRODUCTION II. CARDIOMYOPATHY A. Different Types and Descriptions B. Possible Causes C. Treatments D. Symptoms III. CAUSES AND EFFECTS IN CHILDREN A. Viral B. Hereditary C. Developmental Abnormalities D. Statistics and Effects IV. CONCLUSION TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION.......................................................................1 CARDIOMYOPATHY.................................................................1 Different Types and Descriptions...........................................2 Possible Causes..................................................................2 Treatments.......................................................................2 Symptoms........................................................................2 CAUSES AND EFFECTS IN CHILDREN.........................................2 Viral..............................................................................2 Hereditary.......................................................................3 Developmental Abnormalities...............................................3 Statistics and Effects..........................................................3 CONCLUSION..........................................................................3 PEDIACTRIC HEART DISEASE EFFECTS OF CARDIOMYOPATHY IN CHILDREN INTRODUCTION Heart disease is one of the leading causes of death among people in the United States. Nearly twice as many children die from some form of heart disease every year. Adults have lesser chances as they become older, for treatments, medications, and positive outcomes. There are many different types of this disease effecting young and older people today, in this report you will learn about the effects, causes, different types, and statistics. The recent studies have produced early identification of some high-risk patients currently under care, and can allow early treatment with medicine and...

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