Signal Averaged Electrocardiography: Concepts, Methods and Applications [Paperback]

This book deals with the basic concepts of high resolution electrocardiography: the electrophysiological basis of late potentials, mechanism of arrhythmias, the different methods of recording and analysis of high resolution, signal processed electrocardiograms and their clinical applications.
This is a new edition and is more up-to-date, provides more clinical utility and addresses more basic concepts of the electrophysiology of re-entrant arrhythmias than any other book published in the same field. The book will appeal to cardiologists (academic and clinical), electrophysiologists, technicians and engineers working in the field of computerized electrocardiography and in industry.
Preface. Foreword. Part I: Basic concepts - historical perspectives. Part II: The signal averaged ECG: method of recording and analysis. Part III: The signal averaged ECG and the atrium and AV junction. Part IV: The signal averaged ECG and malignant ventricular arrhythmias. Part V: The signal averaged ECG and nonsustained ventricular tachycardia. Part VI: The signal averaged ECG and myocardial infarction. Part VII: Miscellaneous topics. Index.Springer Book Archives