Supreet Marathe

As a core researcher, Dr. Marathe has completed several collaborative research projects with the Australia-New Zealand Fontan Registry as well as multi-center clinical outcomes studies within Australia and New Zealand. His second area of research focuses on right ventricle to pulmonary artery conduits (a common paediatric cardiac surgical procedure). The results of these studies have translated to a change in clinical practice in favour of pulmonary homografts and will have a similar effect on decision making and informed consent in other units around the world. In addition, his time spent in the United States at Boston Children’s Hospital/Harvard Medical School exposed him to an experienced and world-renowned team of researchers. A lot of his work there focussed on a unique patient population undergoing complex biventricular repair. Dr. Marathe has published several papers to date mostly focusing on clinical outcomes. These studies have international implications and have changed practice throughout the world. More recently, Dr. Marathe is completing his PhD in the use of artificial intelligence in reporting outcomes after pediatric cardiac surgery.