Adults with congenital heart defects care in Gainesville, Florida

The UF Health Pediatric Cardiac MRI/CT Center at the University of Florida is a leading institution in diagnosing, treating, and monitoring children and adults with pediatric heart disease. Located at 1600 Southwest Archer Road in Gainesville, Florida, our interdisciplinary team of experts from the pediatric cardiology and radiology departments work together to provide cutting-edge diagnostic services using noninvasive measures such as pediatric cardiac MRI and cardiac CT scans. Our team has extensive experience and training in developing specialized, child-oriented diagnostic protocols for children with congenital heart disease. Since 2002, we have been providing diagnostic radiological services for children with congenital heart disease, including premature and low birth weight babies, as well as adults with pediatric heart disease. Our mission is to provide leading-edge care in diagnosing and managing congenital heart defects, and to research advancements in diagnostic methods. We are also involved in research projects with the UF departments of radiology and physics.

Diego Moguillansky, MD, MS is a healthcare institution located at 4037 Northwest 86th Terrace in Gainesville, Florida, United States. Dr. Diego Moguillansky is an associate professor at the University of Florida and is board-certified in various specialties including internal medicine, pediatrics, pediatric cardiology, adult cardiology, and more. He serves as the Medical Director of the adult congenital heart disease program, offering multidisciplinary care for adult patients with complex congenital heart conditions. Dr. Moguillansky specializes in cardiac imaging, including echocardiograms, cardiac MRI, cardiac CT scans, and cardiac nuclear medicine studies. He is also a member of the UF Health Sports and Exercise Cardiology program and the adult pulmonary hypertension program. The institution offers expert care for a wide range of cardiac conditions and has been involved in groundbreaking procedures such as the first triple-organ transplant in the state.