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By Kendra Ward
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Reference standards and diagnosis-specific trends in cardiorespiratory fitness in paediatric patients with repaired CHD

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By Alan Wang, Kendra Ward, Garett Griffith
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Published online by Cambridge University Press: 04 February 2026 Garett J. Griffith [Opens in a new window] , Kendra Ward [Opens in a new window] Show author details Keywords cardiorespiratory fitnesscardiopulmonary exercise testingcongenital heart diseasepaediatricsreference standards Information Type Original Article Information Cardiology in the Young , Volume 36 , Issue 2 , February 2026 , pp.
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Reference standards and diagnosis-specific trends in cardiorespiratory fitness in paediatric patients with repaired CHD

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By Garett Griffith, Alan Wang, Kendra Ward
| Cardiology in the Young Verified
Introduction CHD outcomes have significantly improved in the past few decades, especially in developed regions of the world. 1 As more individuals with CHD survive into adulthood, the number of patients at risk for long-term adverse outcomes continues to rise. Reference Best and Rankin2 A major goal of long-term follow-up is to identify patients at risk of adverse events and intervene prior to developing morbidity or mortality.
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