Cardiff parents are appealing for a heart pump to save a baby who needs a transplant

The parents, who fear that the three-month-old baby has only a few days left to live, said they were disappointed that they could not get life-saving treatment due to the lack of suitable hospital beds.

Dylan and Catherine Green, from Cardiff, suffered two cardiac arrests after their “perfectly healthy son” Max started struggling with feeding, then caught the flu.

Proliferation has been investigated. Cardiomyopathy, External — a condition that puts him at risk for heart failure — and now has “a matter of days” on a machine that beats his heart, Dylan said.

He needs it urgently The heart of Berlin , External– A device used to monitor the function of a child’s heart until a donor heart is found.

His family couldn’t find the beds Max needed, so he was stuck in a specialist unit in Bristol for weeks, where his condition worsened and he was now in a coma.

The two specialist hospitals in the UK where Berlin’s heart is located are Great Ormond Street Hospital in London and Freeman Hospital in Newcastle.