Cases in Interventional Cardiology

Description

Cases in Interventional Cardiology, by Dr. Michael Ragosta, offers practical, clinical guidance on coronary and peripheral interventional cardiology through 100 well-presented case histories. Brief clinical presentations, representative illustrations, and dynamic online videos of angiograms, aortograms, and intravascular echos optimize your understanding of these procedures and help you better recognize and manage a wide array of conditions. You'll find valuable advice on patient selection, complications, complex lesion subsets, management dilemma controversies, and much more. Through expertconsult.com you’ll have convenient access to the full text, illustrations, and videos online.

Reviews

"The up-to-date, evidence-based, case-oriented, and high-yield clinical scenarios make reading this book more interactive. It is an excellent supplemental resource for interventional cardiology trainees who are interested in knowing more in the field." - Mohi Alkadri, MD(Ochsner Clinic Foundation), Excerpts from Doody’s review service Rating - 4 Stars!

Key Features

• Access the fully searchable text online at expertconsult.com and view videos of the angiograms, aortograms, and intravascular echos relevant to each case.
• See how to manage a wide range of coronary lesions via 100 case studies illustrating a wide range of clinical scenarios you may experience.
• Get unparalleled visual guidance with high-quality clinical images that help you recognize the characteristic appearance of coronary and peripheral lesions.
• Improve patient care with advice on patient selection, complications, complex lesion subsets, management dilemma controversies, and more
• Find what you need quickly thanks to a practical, consistent chapter-to-chapter format.

Companion Products

• Cases in Interventional Cardiology E-book : Expert Consult

Readership

Cardiology

Author Information

By Michael Ragosta, MD, Professor of Medicine ,Division of Cardiovascular Medicine ,University of Virginia Health Systems