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Jon Kobashigawa, MD, of the Smidt Heart Institute at Cedars-Sinai, is an expert in hearttransplantation, heartfailure, and other complex cardiac conditions. An expert in diagnosing heartfailure, Kobashigawa also is director of the Advanced Heart Disease Division in the Smidt Heart Institute.
After struggling with heartfailure for the first months of his life, doctors told his parents that Zeke would need a hearttransplant immediately. Within one day, our hearttransplant team performed the transplant surgery. Now Zane, 6, and Zeke, 5, are living lives the odds said were unlikely.
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