Frank F. Ing, M.D., MSCAI

UC Davis Medical Center
Carmichael, CA
USA

Biographical Sketch: Frank F. Ing, MD, FACC, FSCAI is chief and co-directior of the Pediatric Heart Center at UC Davis Children's Hospital and Professor of Clinical Pediatrics at UC Davis School of Medicine. His academic interests are in transcatheter procedures to treat a variety of congenital heart disease. He has conducted multiple animal research projects, clinical device trials as well as outcome studies related to congenital heart disease interventions. He also has a passion for education has trained many interventional fellows over the past 25 years. He has authored numerous peer reviewed manuscripts, abstracts and book chapters.

Papers:

Interventional Radiology for the Pediatric Cardiac Interventionalist

I Blew it!

Where Did Those Veins Go? Recreating the Anatomy

Featured Clinical Research, Congenital Heart Disease

Trancatheter isolation of ipsilateral branch pulmonary artery to treat unilateral pulmonary vein occlusion: a novel technique and mid to long-term outcomes

Transcatheter Ductal Closure in the Very Low Birth Weight (VLBW) Premature Infant: Initial Lessons Learned.

Getting Out and Staying Out of Trouble in the Pediatric Cath Lab