This 12th edition of Marriott's Practical Electrocardiography offers residents and fellows the resources they need to quickly build up their ECG interpretive skills. Completely updated and revised to reflect the latest advances in ECG technology as well as the newest diagnostic applications this edition also features a fully searchable website that includes animations and video clips illustrating cardiovascular disease processes and key correlations between ECG results and the heart muscle. Smartphone users will appreciate the QR codes that are placed throughout the text to instantly take the reader to the relevant electronic content. Residents and fellows will have all the resources they need to quickly build their ECG interpretive skills. Features: ECG recordings, anatomical drawings, and tables deliver comprehensive guidance to the rapid and accurate interpretation of ECG results; glossaries at the end of each chapter reinforce understanding of key terminology; companion website with animations and video clipsillustrates cardiovascular disease processes, and highlights key correlations between ECG results and the heart muscle; QR codes throughout the text allow; smartphone users to scan and quickly access videos and animations; and color interior.
SECTION I: BASIC CONCEPTS CHAPTER 1 CARDIAC ELECTRICAL ACTIVITY Galen S. Wagner, Tobin H. Lim, David G. Strauss CHAPTER 2 RECORDING THE ELECTROCARDIOGRAM Galen S. Wagner, Tobin H. Lim, Dewar Finlay, Raymond Bond, and David G. Strauss CHAPTER 3 INTERPRETATION OF THE NORMAL ELECTROCARDIOGRAM Galen S. Wagner, Tobin H. Lim, and David G. Strauss CHAPTER 4 THE THREE-DIMENSIONAL ELECTROCARDIOGRAM Charles W. Olson, E. Harvey Estes, Vivian Kamphuis, Esben A. Carlsen, David G. Strauss, and Galen S. Wagner SECTION II: ABNORMAL WAVE MORPHOLOGY CHAPTER 5 CHAMBER ENLARGEMENT David G. Strauss, Ljuba Bacharova, Galen S. Wagner, and Tobin H. Lim CHAPTER 6 INTRAVENTRICULAR CONDUCTION ABNORMALITIES David G. Strauss, Tobin H. Lim, and Galen S. Wagner CHAPTER 7 VENTRICULAR PRE-EXCITATION Galen S. Wagner CHAPTER 8 INHERITED ARRHYTHMIA DISORDERS Albert Sun and Galen S. Wagner CHAPTER 9 MYOCARDIAL ISCHEMIA AND INFARCTION David G. Strauss, Tobin Lim, Peter van Dam, and Galen S. Wagner CHAPTER 10 SUBENDOCARDIAL ISCHEMIA FROM INCREASED MYOCARDIAL DEMAND David G. Strauss, Tobin H. Lim, and Galen S. Wagner CHAPTER 11 TRANSMURAL ISCHEMIA FROM INSUFFICIENT BLOOD SUPPLY David G. Strauss, Tobin H. Lim and Galen S. Wagner CHAPTER 12 MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION David G. Strauss, Tobin H. Lim and Galen S. Wagner CHAPTER 13 MISCELLANEOUS CONDITIONS Galen S. Wagner and David G. Strauss SECTION III: ABNORMAL RHYTHMS CHAPTER 14 INTRODUCTION TO ARRHYTHMIAS Galen S. Wagner and David G. Strauss CHAPTER 15 PREMATURE BEATS Galen S. Wagner CHAPTER 16 ACCELERATED AUTOMATICITY Galen S. Wagner CHAPTER 17 RE-ENTRANT ATRIAL TACHYARRHYTHMIAS-THE ATRIAL FLUTTER/FIBRILLATION SPECTRUM Galen S. Wagner and David G. Strauss CHAPTER 18 RE-ENTRANT JUNCTIONAL TACHYARRHYTHMIAS Marcel Gilbert, Galen S. Wagner, and David G. Strauss CHAPTER 19 RE-ENTRANT VENTRICULAR TACHYARRHYTHMIAS Marcel Gilbert, Galen S. Wagner, and David G. Strauss CHAPTER 20 VENTRICULAR VERSUS SUPRAVENTRICULAR WITH ABERRANT CONDUCTION Galen S. Wagner CHAPTER 21 DECREASED AUTOMATICITY Galen S. Wagner CHAPTER 22 ATRIOVENTRICULAR BLOCK Galen S. Wagner CHAPTER 23 ARTIFICIAL CARDIAC PACEMAKERS Wesley K. Haisty, Jr., Tobin H. Lim, and Galen S. Wagner CHAPTER 24 DR. MARRIOTT'S SYSTEMATIC APPROACH TO THE DIAGNOSIS OF ARRHYTHMIAS Henry J. L. Marriott
