Clinical Assessment, Diagnosis and Treatments of Heart Disease

Description

When the heart cannot pump enough blood to fulfill the body's demands, the condition is known as heart failure (HF), commonly referred to as chronic heart failure (CHF). Heart failure is a frequent, expensive, and perhaps deadly ailment. The disease's severity and the underlying cause will determine how it is treated. The succinct resource summarizes the most recent theories about molecular causes, clinical evaluation, diagnosis, and evidence-based therapies for the illness. The many important aspects of heart failure research are briefly and expertly summarized in this book. This quick reference concentrates on the prevalence, distribution, and potential management of this important clinical and public health issue, which is frequently linked to greater mortality and morbidity rates and higher healthcare costs. This book is current with what's happening in the industry and how it might help patients. It is suitable for both beginners and more experienced readers and features contributions from global authorities in their respective professions. Both research students and experienced therapists will find this thorough work to be a useful tool.