Andrew Chen

Andrew Chen is a Clinical Instructor of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences at the University of Southern California (USC). He specializes in pediatric cardiology, focusing on congenital heart defects, cardiovascular imaging, and non-Newtonian hemodynamics. His work integrates artificial intelligence (AI) for diagnostic applications in congenital heart disease and explores innovative devices for pediatric cardiovascular monitoring. Key research includes Fontan circulation dynamics, blood viscosity effects, and 4D flow MRI methodologies.

Dr. Chen’s research portfolio spans experimental and clinical studies, including prenatal diagnosis of cardiac anomalies and post-surgical outcomes. He has contributed to advancements in cardiac MRI techniques for iron overload detection and device development for non-invasive monitoring. His articles highlight interdisciplinary approaches to pediatric cardiology challenges, emphasizing translational applications.

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