160 ECG Cases, 6th edition (EPUB)

160 ECG Cases, 6th edition (EPUB)

by John Hampton DM MA DPhil FRCP FFPM FESC (Author), Joanna Hampton MD MA BM BCh FRCP (Author), David Adlam BA BM BCh DPhil FRCP (Author)

As a companion to The ECG Made Easy and The ECG Made Practical, 160 ECG Cases offers an invaluable opportunity to practice ECG interpretation, providing a realistic, clinical approach to the subject.

This book presents a variety of clinical cases, each accompanied by an ECG, and guides readers through the process of interpreting the results. With detailed explanations focusing on clinical interpretation, it provides advice on the appropriate course of action. Even beginners will be able to accurately describe complex ECGs and will be guided toward the critical aspects of interpretation.

160 ECG Cases is perfect for students and healthcare professionals who regularly use ECGs in clinical practice. The book helps reinforce learning, enhance proficiency, and build confidence in applying ECG findings to patient management.

Key Features

Cases are cross-referenced with the latest editions of The ECG Made Easy and The ECG Made Practical for additional information.
All ECGs are derived from real patients in the authors’ clinical practice.
The book is organized into five parts for focused study:
Part 1: Common ECGs seen in clinical practice, highlighting important abnormalities and normal variations.
Part 2: A challenge to beat the computer by identifying whether automated ECG reports are accurate or not.
Part 3: Single-lead ECGs from modern devices such as smartwatches.
Part 4: Serial ECGs from the same patient taken over time to observe changes.
Part 5: More complex ECGs, including rare patterns encountered less frequently in clinical practice.
The addition of a new flow chart enhances the interpretation and reporting process, making it easier to analyze and understand ECG results.

Whether used independently or alongside other resources, 160 ECG Cases is an essential tool for improving ECG interpretation skills and gaining deeper clinical insight.