
Physicians with Heart: Dr. Michael Lopez
Pediatric cardiologist Dr. Michael Lopez focuses on bilingual family care, arrhythmia insights and congenital heart health at Children’s Cardiology.
Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta Cardiology is a nationally ranked pediatric heart program that includes more than 60 pediatric cardiologists specializing in congenital heart defects and acquired heart conditions.

Pediatric cardiologist Dr. Michael Lopez focuses on bilingual family care, arrhythmia insights and congenital heart health at Children’s Cardiology.

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According to pediatric cardiologist Cyrus Samai, MD, one of the most important things Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta Cardiology brings to Georgia families is its focus on improving access to top quality cardiac care across the state. By hiring pediatric cardiologists…

Neill Videlefsky, MD, loves going to work every day. He feels that it is a privilege to care for his patients and their families. A significant part of the reason he loves his job as a cardiologist so much is…

Meet Dr. Andrea Kropf — a dedicated pediatric cardiologist at Children’s Cardiology, caring for children and expectant families from fetal cardiology to adolescent heart care.

Meet Dr. James Nelson, a pediatric cardiologist at Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta Cardiology, dedicated to compassionate care for children with congenital heart disease.

Sometimes all roads lead back to the heart — at least that’s how it has worked for Children’s Cardiology pediatric cardiologist Glen Iannucci, MD. He was inspired to go into medicine after being treated at Scottish Rite as a 15-year-old…

A top-end heart rate for children is roughly 220 bpm minus the child’s age in years. Rates faster than that can indicate supraventricular tachycardia (SVT), an abnormally fast heart rhythm caused by an electrical short circuit in the top chambers…