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Heart failure is a common presentation of neonates and children with congenital heart disease and is the most important long-term complication in adults. It may be due to residual lesions and/or the complex circulation which are present even after repair. The mechanisms of heart failure are often different from normally built hearts and this will influence optimal treatment approaches. Several interventions (surgical, transcatheter, or pharmacological) can improve patient outcome and assist devices and heart transplantation are options in severe refractory cases.