ECG Case Analysis - (2nd Edition) (2nd Edition)

Author: Jenkins
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Publish Date: 2006-06-01
Features: "The ECGs in the ward are different from what I learned in textbooks." "I have understood the theoretical knowledge of ECG, but I still feel lost when facing actual ECG records." These are typical complaints heard from medical students, nurses, healthcare professionals, or junior doctors when teaching ECG. This is the reason why this book was written and what makes it unique. Each case in this book includes a full-size ECG and a brief description of the patient's clinical presentation. Below each ECG, there is a concise commentary, including diagnostic features, a complete ECG report, and other clinically important information. Most cases also list common causes and related conditions. You can use this book as a textbook to test yourself and others, or simply as a reference. To become an authority in ECG, it is necessary to read as many ECG examples as possible and discuss them with senior physicians and colleagues. You can use this book as a guide to build your own collection of ECGs.