This two volume set presents recent advances in the knowledge and technology related to the field of cardiology. Beginning with a basic introduction, the text continues with a step by step approach through the subject, covering topics such as cardiovascular pharmacology, electrophysiology, coronary heart diseases, myocardial and pericardial disease and more. With contributions from leading international experts and over 1500 colour photographs, each chapter contains additional comments and guidelines from reputed international bodies. The book is accompanied by a DVD ROM containing high quality video footage of echocardiography.Author informationKanu Chatterjee MBBS FRCP (London & Edin) FCCP FACC MACP; ProfessorMark Anderson MD PhD; Professor of Medicine & Physiology, Head, Dept of Internal Medicine; Director of Cardiovascular Research CenterDonald Heistad MD; Zahn Professor of Cardiology (Internal Medicine & Pharmacology)Richard E Kerber MD; ProfessorAll at The Carver College of Medicine, University of Iowa, USA

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