MAYO CLINIC Cardiology (Second Edition)

Author: (USA) Joseph G. Murphy, Wang Haichang, Jia Guoliang
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Publish Date: 2003-09-05
Features: The Mayo Clinic Cardiology is translated by Wang Haichang and Jia Guoliang, two experts from the Department of Cardiovascular Medicine, Xijing Hospital, Fourth Military Medical University, and co-translated by many senior physicians from the Department of Cardiovascular Medicine, Xijing Hospital. It is edited by Professor Joseph G. Murphy from the Mayo Clinic Cardiovascular Disease Research Center, USA, and is the Mayo Clinic Cardiology Review (Second Edition). This is a reference book and bestseller deeply favored by international cardiovascular physicians, as it is perfectly suited to the development needs of cardiovascular medicine in terms of form, content, and scope. Mayo Clinic is a name absolutely familiar to cardiovascular physicians, and its world-leading position in the field of cardiovascular medicine is universally recognized. The original edition of this book is a review textbook of cardiovascular medicine. The second edition selects 45 chapters from the original edition and expands them into 86 chapters, systematically elaborating on various diseases of the cardiovascular system and their clinical medicine. It focuses on concisely explaining the pathogenesis and significance of related influencing factors from the perspectives of molecular biology, modern genetics, cellular physiology, and clinical epidemiology, with emphasis on clinical diagnosis and treatment practices. Dedicated chapters are included to introduce modern major diagnostic and treatment methods in cardiovascular medicine and instructive medication recommendations, combined with the rich clinical experience of Mayo Clinic and a large number of cardiovascular medicine trials and research from regions such as Europe and America, for evidence-based analysis and evaluation. The book particularly highlights teaching key points and clinical essentials, accompanied by 111 pages of highly attractive color illustrations, and incorporates over 600 clinical practice-oriented questions with annotated answers. This fulfills the authors' vision of "creating a three-dimensional knowledge framework and sufficient depth in the book," thus far exceeding the scope of an examination guide and becoming an important reference book for cardiovascular physicians in clinical practice. It is a concise, comprehensive, illustrated, distinctive, and highly practical book, serving as a valuable reference for cardiovascular medicine teaching and clinical medical research practice.