Jefferson Heart Institute handbook of cardiology
By: edited by Paul J. Mather
Contributors: Jefferson Heart Institute
Publisher: Jones & Bartlett Learning
Published: 2011
Place of publication: Sudbury, MA
Language: eng
Number of pages: 528
ISBN-13: 9780763760496
Subjects: Heart; Cardiovascular Surgical Procedures; Methods; Cardiology; Diseases; Handbooks, manuals; Heart Diseases
Other titles: Handbook of cardiology
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Modifying risk factors in the cardiac patient : part I / Marc Tecce; title: Modifying risk factors in the cardiac patient : part II / Indranil Das Gupta; title: General principles in cardiac critical care / Matthew DeCaro; title: Heart failure / Paul J. Mather and Stephen Olex; title: Evaluation and treatment of patients who are candidates for and undergoing orthotopic heart transplant / Paul J. Mather and Stephen Olex; title: Pathophysiology of the failing heart-basic mechanisms : cellular and subcellular abnormalities / Risto Kerkela and Thomas Force; title: Hemodynamics / Anish Koka and David L. Fischman; title: Coronary interventional techniques / Nicholas J. Ruggiero II, Thomas J. Kiernan and Michael P. Savage; title: Stress testing, and nuclear cardiology / Gregary D. Marhefka and Christopher L. Hansen; title: Echocardiography / Barbara Berko, Alyson Owen, and Donna Zwas; title: Cardiac computed tomography and magnetic resonance imaging / Alexander Rubin, Ethan J. Halpern and Christopher G. Roth; title: Noncardiac surgery for the patient with cardiovascular disease / Howard Weitz; title: Bradyarrhythmias and indications for pacemaker implantation / Behzad B. Pavri; title: Wide QRS complex arrhythmias / James M. Yau and Reginald T. Ho; title: Narrow QRS complex arrhythmias / Matthew Stopper and Daniel Frisch; title: Medical management of peripheral artery disease / Li Shien Low and Danielle Duffy; title: Peripheral artery disease / Geno J. Merli and George Tzanis; title: Clinical research / David J. Whellan, Suzanne Adams and Sue Russell.