Echocardiography and Clinical Practice

Author: Jiang Zhirong
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Publish Date: 2003-10-01
Features: This book is highly practical, with novel, comprehensive, systematic, and well-focused content. It is easy to understand, with clear and concise explanations that facilitate exploration, saving time while maximizing benefits. The book serves as a reference tool for physicians, professional technicians, professional nurses, and researchers in various levels of hospitals. It can also be used as supplementary teaching materials and reference books for medical schools. The book consists of 18 chapters and 500,000 words. Based on a detailed explanation of the basic theories of electrocardiograms (ECGs), it emphasizes the differential diagnosis of similar ECGs and the treatment of abnormal ECGs. It places particular emphasis on the clinical selection of drugs, specific usage, precautions, adverse reactions, and their management. Additionally, it provides a detailed overview of radiofrequency ablation therapy, pacemakers, and pacemaker ECGs that have developed in recent years. Furthermore, it offers a brief summary of the clinical applications of cardiac electrophysiological examinations, ECG stress tests, Holter monitoring, heart rate variability, and ventricular late potentials.