How to Read Pediatric ECGs - 4E

How to Read Pediatric ECGs (4th Edition) is a concise and user-friendly guide designed for clinicians involved in pediatric cardiac care. This updated edition provides step-by-step instructions for interpreting pediatric electrocardiograms, covering the normal and abnormal ECG patterns seen in children of all ages. The book emphasizes a practical approach to ECG analysis, helping healthcare providers accurately diagnose and manage pediatric cardiac conditions. With clear explanations, detailed examples, and high-quality ECG tracings, How to Read Pediatric ECGs is an invaluable resource for pediatricians, cardiologists, and other healthcare professionals involved in pediatric care.

Top 5 Key Features:

• Easy-to-follow guidance for interpreting pediatric ECGs across various age groups
• Clear explanations of normal and abnormal ECG findings in children
• Step-by-step approach with clinical correlations for common pediatric heart conditions
• Detailed examples and high-quality ECG tracings for accurate interpretation
• Ideal for pediatricians, cardiologists, and healthcare professionals

Book Information:

• Edition: 4th
• Author: Robert L. Willett, David G. McCrindle
• Publisher: Elsevier
• ISBN: 9780323035705