New Edition of ECG Diagnosis

Author: Qin Yongwen
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Publish Date: 2005-04-01
Features: This book systematically elaborates on the knowledge of electrocardiogram (ECG) diagnosis, including fundamental theoretical knowledge of ECG, characteristics of common abnormal ECG waveforms, electrocardiographic features and diagnostic precautions of various arrhythmias, electrolyte disorders, and ECG changes caused by common cardiovascular diseases and medications. It also covers key points of clinical differential diagnosis of ECG, as well as artificial cardiac pacing ECG and ECG stress tests. To facilitate beginners in ECG analysis, the book introduces the general sequence and methods of ECG analysis at the end and includes an ECG constant table, resting ECG Minnesota code, table for determining the heart axis using QRS waves of leads I and III, a QTc value summary table, and standardized terminology in ECG. These are provided for easy reference by students and clinical workers. The book is accompanied by numerous typical example ECGs, with concise and clear analyses, highlighting key points for easy mastery. It is suitable for undergraduate students of relevant disciplines in medical schools and can also be used as a reference for physicians, nurses, and trainees in clinical departments.
This book systematically elaborates on the knowledge of electrocardiogram (ECG) diagnosis, including fundamental theoretical knowledge of ECG, characteristics of common abnormal ECG waveforms, electrocardiographic features and diagnostic precautions of various arrhythmias, electrolyte disorders, and ECG changes caused by common cardiovascular diseases and medications. It also covers key points of clinical differential diagnosis of ECG, as well as artificial cardiac pacing ECG and ECG stress tests. To facilitate beginners in ECG analysis, the book introduces the general sequence and methods of ECG analysis at the end and includes an ECG constant table, resting ECG Minnesota code, table for determining the heart axis using QRS waves of leads I and III, a QTc value summary table, and standardized terminology in ECG. These are provided for easy reference by students and clinical workers. The book is accompanied by numerous typical example ECGs, with concise and clear analyses, highlighting key points for easy mastery. It is suitable for undergraduate students of relevant disciplines in medical schools and can also be used as a reference for physicians, nurses, and trainees in clinical departments.