ECG-2014-Pocket Brain (Expanded)

ECG-2014-Pocket Brain (Expanded)

The <b>ePub version</b> of <b>ECG-2014-PB (</b><i>Pocket Brain</i><b>) </b>has just come out! This <b>ePub</b> <b>version</b> takes the 260-page hard copy book version (<i>ECG-2014-PB</i>) to another level. Not limited by space constraints - we have literally TRIPLED the content of the hard copy book. Our goal is to provide <i>KEY</i> information fast. <i>Near-instant </i>access is at your fingertips with this <i>electronic</i> ePub version. <div><ul><li>All key sections in this ePub are numbered for speedy localization using either the linked <i>Rapid-Find</i> Contents or convenient Search functions. </li><li>There is a LOT of material in this electronic ePub version! Our Acute MI section alone is over 100 pages, including comprehensive discussion on ECG recognition of ischemia/infarction, coronary anatomy diagrams integrated in a detailed segment on localizing the "culprit" artery - PLUS - separate subsections on recognizing RV and Posterior infarction; Clinical Uses of Lead aVR; Wellens Syndrome; DeWinter T Waves; Takotsubo Cardiomyopathy; Causes of Tall R Wave in V1; Giant T Wave Syndrome, plus LOTS of <i>PRACTICE</i> Tracings on Acute MI with Detailed <i>Explained</i> Answers. </li><li>We have also greatly expanded chapters from the hard copy ECG-2014-PB book on Rhythm Interpretation; Chamber Enlargement; Bundle Branch Block; Hemiblocks; Axis; QT Interval/Torsades; Early Repolarizaton and Normal Variants; Electrolyte Disorders; Acute Pericarditis; Brugada Syndrome; WPW (<i>including WPW-related arrhythmias and localizing the Accessory Pathway</i>); Use of the Computerized Interpretation; and Technical Aspects of Doing an ECG (<i>with emphasis on recognizing common Technical Errors</i>). </li><li>Clinical relevance is stressed throughout this ePub. </li><li>All illustrations are in color. </li><li>Numerous Practice Exercises are integrated with content along the way. </li><li>Over 600 pages - this is a <i>stand-alone</i> resource.</li></ul></div>