Esophageal cardiac electrophysiological examination

Author: Tang Shangjie Guo Tao Du Yunhui
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Publish Date: 2005-07-01
Features: Clinical electrophysiology is a significant achievement in the field of medicine in the 20th century. It has elucidated the mechanisms of certain arrhythmias, laid the foundation for today's radiofrequency ablation, and propelled the leapfrog development of radiofrequency ablation in treating rapid arrhythmias, benefiting countless patients suffering from diseases. Chinese scholars, based on the national conditions of China, have applied esophageal electrophysiology in clinical practice, rapidly popularizing it in hospitals across the country. At the same time, the application of esophageal electrocardiography has also improved the diagnostic level of challenging electrocardiograms. Through the efforts of clinical electrophysiology professionals, esophageal electrophysiology has seen theoretical innovations, technical advancements, and instrumental improvements. The authors of this book adopt a 12-lead simultaneous electrocardiogram for recording methods, which can record and store electrocardiographic information during examinations for long periods and allow for analysis. The practicality and scientificity of clinical electrophysiology are indispensable professional knowledge for clinical cardiovascular physicians. Clinical physicians all hope to learn and master this knowledge, and esophageal electrophysiological examination serves as the entry-level step. The authors of this book have accumulated a wealth of materials over many years and incorporated advanced experiences from scholars both domestically and internationally to compile this book. The book is designed to be easy to understand, accompanied by illustrations, with a visual-aid approach to avoid monotony, and aims to assist clinical physicians, resident physicians, and intern physicians.