Heartpedia, developed by Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center, is an educational application that allows users to interact with 3D models of pediatric heart anomalies and defects. Aimed at healthcare providers, patients, and families, this app serves as a visual learning tool to help educate and inform about specific heart defects and repairs.

With Heartpedia, users can explore detailed 3D models of various heart anomalies and defects such as Tetralogy of Fallot, Coarctation of the Aorta, and Hypoplastic Left Heart Syndrome. The app provides the option to toggle between normal, defect, and repair views, allowing users to understand the differences in heart structures and functions. Additionally, users can view exterior and interior heart planes, pan, rotate, and zoom to get a comprehensive understanding of each defect.

One of the standout features of Heartpedia is the video animation with audio description for each defect and repair. This feature provides a dynamic and informative way to learn about the intricacies of each condition. Users can also access labels of key heart structures and read detailed descriptions of each defect.

Developed by the Cincinnati Children's Heart Institute in collaboration with the Cincinnati Children's Critical Care Media Lab, Heartpedia is backed by the expertise of one of the top three pediatric hospitals in the United States. Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center is renowned for its dedication to improving child health and providing the best care possible. With Heartpedia, they aim to empower healthcare providers, patients, and families with the right information and tools for better outcomes and care.