Understanding the Electrocardiogram

Master the skill of efficient ECG Interpretation with this book. Dazzle your colleagues with your ECG interpretation skills in the Emergency Room. Are you looking for a simple but comprehensive pocket book that you can carry while taking rounds in the wards and the Intensive Care Unit? A must-have book for those managing Intensive Care Units. What this book will help you with : Interpret 12 lead ECGs with ease. Analyze Arrhythmias methodically and arrive at a diagnosis. Recognize arrhythmias in the ECG – the tracings have been augmented with pointer arrows to simplify explanations. Solve clinical problems based on ECG interpretations. Know the Basics of Cardiac Electrophysiology. Understand the Conduction System of the Heart. Acquaint himself with the ECG paper, ECG waves and intervals. Recognize Atrial enlargement and Ventricular hypertrophy. Diagnose Myocardial Infarction and its various types. Recognize Miscellaneous abnormalities of ECG in Electrolyte disturbances, Hypothermia, Pre excitation, Brugada's Syndrome, Wellens' Syndrome and many more. Commit to memory Takeaway Points given throughout the book. Get an excellent Correlation between Clinical Findings and the ECG of the patient. A book valuable to the Anesthesiologist who is baffled by arrhythmias in the Operating Room. Then here is the book for you. Get this book today and reap immense benefits. A book for Nurses, Nurse Practitioners, Emergency Medical Technicians, Paramedics, General Practitioners, Junior doctors and Medical Students. Dazzle your colleagues with your ECG Diagnostic Skills. With this book, your ECG Diagnostic Skills improves and examinations will be a cakewalk. Get through the Nursing and Medical examinations with the aid of this book. A must-have book by all Interns, Residents, Emergency Medical Physicians, Nurses, Junior doctors, Medical Students and Paramedics / EMTs. This book is a companion book to the three courses on Udemy platform namely, 'Learn the Basics of 12 lead ECG interpretation, Cardiac Arrhythmias Part 1 and Cardiac Arrhythmias Part 2.' This book is for doctors of all levels of expertise. Numerous ECG strips and ample diagrams drawn personally by the author are available to supplement the interpretations. More than 150 illustrations are given. The explanations are easy in simple, easy-to-understand English to benefit medical students and nurses from all countries. The processes for interpreting the Arrhythmias have been simplified. Wherever needed, differential diagnosis is emphasized.