Objective: since Chagas´s Disease (CD) is most prevalent in Brazil children we performed to review of epidemiological, clinics and outcome’s data in 7 patients (pts) with special focus on the long term once cardiac form are rarely detected in childhood.

Methods: prospective study on 7 pts with DC between March 1993 to November 2008 (15y) with exams previous and long term outcome´s data, and follow-up reports. Participating considered for the study having signed the informed consent term from the their parents.

Results (data summarizeds in Table 1): median age 9.8 (range 5y to 15y) endemics cities´founded, 43% urban, without inoculation´s chagoma, on forms: 2 acute, 4 chronic, 1 undetermined. Benzonidazole drugs were used in acute form (2). Three pts aren’t symptoms (2 acute, 1 undetermined). One child (8y) died due to severe dilated myocardiophaty (DM) in the others remain symptomatic.

Conclusions: the contagious form not performed prognosis factor. The full picture of the outcome in heart chronic form remains hazy including myocardial and conduction system lesion. In the meantime continuing collaborative efforts among various prevalent centers will help define the optimal management, to contribute to the improvement of treatment strategies and even DC prevention.