By Edgar Argulian MD MPH MPH FACC FASE, Hatem Soliman Aboumarie MBBS MSc EDICM FRCP PGDipClinEd FEACVI FASE FHEA
Clinical Applications of Echo Doppler Haemodynamics is precisely the book cardiologists and cardiology trainees have been waiting for. While this essential area of echocardiography is crucial to cardiologists and all cardiac imagers, there are no dedicated books for case-based Doppler Echocardiography. This often-overlooked discipline integrates physiology with interpretation of a wide variety of real-life echo Doppler tracings. It contains critical information for professionals around the world, including contents highly relevant to their day-to-day practice as well as its unique case studies. An abundance of knowledge in this area can currently be found randomly in various textbooks, but they lack cohesive, dedicated explanations and discussions. Clinical Applications of Echo Doppler Haemodynamics presents the reader with 100 different Doppler images, exemplifying (among other things) cardiophysiology image analysis, LVOT, pulmonary pressures, shunts, congenital heart disease and ECMO. It quite literally gives medical professionals a new way to look at the heart, better allowing them to diagnose and treat previously under-identified ailments. It is a must-have for healthcare workers interested in the most accurate, up-to-date methods of cardiac imaging and Doppler interpretation.
- Presents the first book dedicated solely to Echo Doppler interpretation
- Provides focused information and tips and tricks for mastering Doppler waveform interpretation, and how to integrate this in the assessment of various cardiac disorders
- Includes 100 Echocardiography Doppler tracings, ranging from basic to very advanced with a detailed explanation of each tracing
- Compiles real-life cases into a single resource for both beginner and expert echocardiography practitioners alike
Product Details
- Publisher : Academic Press; 1st edition (March 28, 2025)
- Language : English
- Paperback : 256 pages
- ISBN-10 : 0443267677
- ISBN-13 : 978-0443267673
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