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SUMMARY Objective: Follow up of congenital heart disease with prenatal diagnosis. Method: We analyzed all the congenital heart disease with prenatal diagnosis referred to the Centro de Referencia Perinatal Oriente (CERPO), between April 2003 and June 2005. We followed up after birth in terms of its prognosis and it was compared with previous reports. Results: 94 congenital heart diseases were diagnosed, 76.6% of these patients was referred from others regions of the country. The mean gestational age at diagnosis was 32 weeks. In 72% the reason for referral was suspicion of congenital heart disease on routine obstetric ultrasound examination. 10 patients presented chromosomal abnormalities and 14 were associated with others extracardiac malformations. The most frequent diagnosis was hypoplastic left heart syndrome and single ventricle, both complex malformations with difficult treatment and high mortality. The global survival rate reached a 46.1%, similar to previously reported studies. The survival rate was higher in patients with a single cardiac malformation than in patients with complex malformations. Conclusion: It is important to improve the prenatal diagnosis of ductus dependent isolated cardiac abnormalities in order to improve the survival in this group of patients.

CARDIOPATÍAS CONGÉNITAS CON DIAGNÓSTICO PRENATAL: SEGUIMIENTO