The only EKG book you'll ever need
Malcolm S. Thaler · 1988 · 297 pages
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About this book
Updated for the third edition, this practical text presents the information the clinician needs to read EKGs efficiently and accurately. This edition includes a pocket-size review section that can be removed from the book and added to a pocket notebook. Other new features include additional case studies, updated drug references, a rewritten section on strain patterns, and discussions on alternatives to traditional stress testing. The book contains over 200 facsimiles of EKG strips.
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