Authors: Franklin H., M.D. Zimmerman
Electrocardiagrams are read by many
health professionals, but it is critical that they be interpreted and understood by cardiologists. A 4-hour session of the cardiology board exam is devoted to
interpreting ECGs, and they are featured extensively in the anesthesiology and critical care boards as well. This Specialty Level title consists of 200, high-quality, three channel
electrocardiograms, ranging from simple to complex, accompanied by a complete narrative history and usual interpretations. Readers will be instructed to make their own diagnosis before turning the page to read the answer.
