Children Heart Beyond Borders หัวใจเด็กไร้พรมแดน

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Children Heart Beyond Borders หัวใจเด็กไร้พรมแดน

Thailand’s collaborative humanitarian effort provides free heart surgeries to children in need, irrespective of ethnicity.

Total cases (2009-2026) = 618
Survival = 612 The Pediatric Cardiac Surgery Foundation (PCSF), Cardiac Children Foundation of Thailand (CCFT), Child’s Dream Foundation (CDF) and Burma Children Medical Fund (BCMF) in collaboration with Kasemrad Prachachuen and Maesot hospitals have initiated this humanitarian project, extending aid to poor children of various ethnicities along borders and neighing c

ountries. We have discovered a significant number of children suffering from heart conditions awaiting surgery, enduring the agony of low blood oxygen levels or heart failure. They are living without hope and die prematurely.

01/04/2026

In the month of March 2026, 12 stateless children of various nationalities underwent heart surgery.

20/03/2026

Children underwent heart operations under our charity program in the second half of March.

10/03/2026

Children underwent heart operations under our charity program in the first half of March.

10/03/2026

In the month of February 2026, 9 stateless children of various nationalities underwent heart surgery.

01/03/2026

Children underwent heart operations under our charity program in the second half of February.

20/02/2026

Children underwent heart operations under our charity program in the first half of February.

19/02/2026

Happy-hearted children after opened heart operations 1-2 weeks ago.

13/02/2026

A Smile from the Heart

This girl is 12.9 years old.
She has been cyanotic and easily tired since the age of 4 because of congenital heart disease. Her parents could not afford surgery, so she had to live with the condition for years.

Later, they heard about our mission from another child who had received surgery. That is how they came to ask for help.

When she arrived at the hospital, she was very tired and deeply cyanotic. Her fingertip oxygen saturation was just over 50%.

She has now successfully undergone complex surgery to correct her congenital heart disease.

09/02/2026

The boy is 9.6 years old.
He has a complex congenital heart disease with very low blood oxygen levels. He was extremely short of breath and could barely walk. His fingertip oxygen saturation was only 40–45%.

Even while on a breathing tube and receiving 100% oxygen, his blood oxygen level (PaO₂) was only 31 mmHg, which is extremely low. It was hard to believe he was still alive.

His heart function was severely reduced.
The medical team believed that placing a shunt to increase blood flow to the lungs would help improve his heart function.

After surgery, when he was breathing on his own, his oxygen saturation increased to 82% without any oxygen support.

His heart function improved significantly. He was no longer short of breath, could eat, and was able to get up and walk.

In the future, if his heart function returns to normal, complete corrective heart surgery may be possible.

03/02/2026

When cyanotic heart turns into a healthy heart, miserable life becomes a happy one.

30/01/2026

Myat Myat Moe is 18 years old.
She is the third child in a family of five and is studying in Grade 12.
Her family lives in a remote mountain area in Myanmar. They are farmers.

She was diagnosed with heart disease at the age of 3. She had shortness of breath and difficulty breathing. Doctors advised surgery, but it was not available in Myanmar and her mother could not afford treatment abroad, so no surgery was done.

Between the ages of 3 and 15, when she became tired, her mother would let her rest and the symptoms would improve.
At age 15, her condition became much worse. She was extremely tired, and her lips and fingernails turned blue. Her family took her to a hospital in Myanmar, where she stayed for 5 days and received oxygen.

She became so tired that she could not walk to school and had to travel by motorcycle with help from relatives.

She was able to come for surgery after villagers told her family about children who had been successfully treated at Kasemrad Prachachuen Hospital under Children Heart Beyond Borders charity mission.

She traveled by bus from her village to Mandalay, which took 2 days, then from Mandalay to Mae Sot, another 2 days.

When she arrived at the Mae Tao Clinic, she was very exhausted and needed oxygen.
On January 17, 2026, she was examined by a mobile medical team at Mae Sot Hospital and was admitted. Her oxygen saturation was less than 50% without oxygen.

On January 23, 2026, an ambulance from Mae Sot Hospital transferred her to Kasemrad Prachachuen Hospital for surgery.

She is now happy with a healthy heart.

30/01/2026

In the month of January 2026, 8 stateless children of various nationalities underwent heart surgery.

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Kasemrad Hospital Prachachuen 950 Prachachuen Road , Bang Sue
Bangkok
10800

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https://www.pcsf.org/

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