Clinical Aspects of Electrocardiogram

Description

Using electrodes positioned over the skin, electrocardiography (ECG or EKG) records the electrical activity of the heart throughout time. It is a straightforward, practical, and helpful diagnostic procedure for heart disorders. Medical professionals can use it to establish the right diagnosis, assess myocardial function, and track therapy effectiveness. Without it, a valid clinical diagnosis is now impossible. Therefore, cardiology and other fields of the medical sciences use this regularly. In a nutshell, this book presents the majority of ECG pattern alterations associated with various cardiac conditions and potential interpretations beneficial to medical students and practicing doctors. This book offers in-depth information on ECG interpretation and is written with students in mind. Tables and schematic diagrams are used to speed up the learning process. The diagnostic standards for typical ECG diagnoses are also explained in this book. Renowned professionals authored the chapters with a global reputation. With its concise language, lively graphics, and emphasis on the visual, this book helps readers retain important information.