A new journal has been launched: IJC - Heart and Vessels [1]. It builds upon the success of the main journal International Journal of Cardiology. As an introduction to the new journal we will be publishing a series of summaries of the topics to be covered, highlighting the most important papers in the field that have been published recently in the main journal, International Journal of Cardiology. This article describes a topic review of congenital heart disease. IJC has become one of the most important sources of quality papers in this field and many excellent publications have been published in the main journal. The expansion of space occasioned by the launch of IJC - Heart and Vessels will allow us to publish more high quality papers in the expanding field of congenital heart disease.
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