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    Higher patient volumes in congenital heart surgery centers correlate with improved patient outcomes. This review examines evidence supporting centralization and its associated arguments.

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    • Cardiovascular Surgery
    • Health Services Research

    Background:

    • The relationship between institutional volume and patient outcomes in congenital heart surgery is a critical area of study.
    • Existing literature consistently demonstrates a positive correlation between higher surgical volumes and better patient results.

    Discussion:

    • This discussion reviews the current literature on institutional volume and outcomes for congenital heart surgery.
    • It acknowledges limitations in some studies but emphasizes the consistent finding of improved outcomes with higher volumes.

    Key Insights:

    • All published studies indicate that higher surgical volumes are linked to better outcomes in congenital heart surgery.
    • The evidence suggests a volume-outcome relationship that warrants consideration in practice management.

    Outlook:

    • Further examination of centralization arguments for congenital heart surgery is warranted.
    • Balancing the benefits of high-volume centers with accessibility and regional needs remains an ongoing discussion.