Clinical Dynamic Electrocardiography

Author: ZHANG Kai-zi et al.
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Publishing Date: 2005-06-01
Features: This book consists of three parts, 35 chapters, and over 900 illustrations. It provides a comprehensive and illustrated discussion on the history, concepts, evaluation, and future prospects of dynamic electrocardiography (ECG). The book covers instruments and functions, lead systems, working standards, with a focus on normal dynamic ECG, sinus arrhythmia, pauses, escape beats and escape rhythm, premature beats, tachycardia, flutter and fibrillation, conduction blocks, interference and dissociation, parasystole, repetitive beats and repetitive rhythm, coronary artery insufficiency, myocardial infarction, and dynamic ECG during sudden death. It also introduces 18-lead dynamic ECG, implantable Holter, and pacemaker-integrated Holter. Additionally, it covers simultaneous dynamic ECG and blood pressure monitoring, as well as new advancements in dynamic ECG in other areas. The book is characterized by its comprehensiveness, novelty, uniqueness, and practicality, essentially encompassing all aspects of dynamic ECG. It also includes standardized terminology for electrocardiographic information, as well as the working guidelines for dynamic ECG in China and ACC/AHA. The book actively advocates for, promotes, and standardizes the work of electrocardiographic information science. This makes it a valuable reference book with strong practicality, serving as a desk reference for clinical work. The book is suitable for (), electrocardiographic information science professionals, (), and engineering professionals engaged in electrocardiographic information research.