Insights into Electrocardiograms with MCQs - Mittal, Sitaram

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Résumé :
1 Technical errors & artefacts.- 2 Sinus Node Dysfunction.- 3 The P wave & The PR segment.- 4 Narrow QRS Tachycardias.- 5 Atrial flutter.- 6 Atrial fibrillation.- 7 Short PR interval, Ventricular preexcitation.- 8 Atrioventricular accessory path (The Kent bundle).- 9 Tachyarrhythmias associated with preexcitation.- 10 Atrioventricular Block.- 11 Third degree atrioventricular block (Complete atrioventricular block), Atrioventricular dissociation.- 12 Site and etiology of atrioventricular block.- 13 Stokes-Adams' attacks.- 14 Cardiac Pacing Systems and their normal functioning.- 15 Pacemaker malfunctions.- 16 Ventricular ectopic beats.- 17 Broad QRS Tachycardias.- 18 Ventricular tachyarrhythmias.- 19 The Q Wave.- 20 Subtle ECG changes in early phase of anterior and lateral myocardial infarction.- 21 Inferior or Posterior myocardial infarction.- 22 Mid-late QRS changes suggestive of myocardial necrosis.- 23 Right ventricular infarction.- 24 Left bundle branch block (Delay in left ventricular depolarization delay).- 25 Left bundle branch block (Delay in left ventricular depolarization) and myocardial necrosis.- 26 Left anterior fascicular block (LAFB) (Delay in left anterosuperior depolarization) (Left anterior hemiblock LAHB).- 27 Left posteroinferior fascicular block (delay in depolarization of the posteroinferior fascicle).- 28 RIGHT BUNDLE BRANCH BLOCK (RBBB) (Delay in right ventricular depolarization).- 29 Multifascicular blocks (delayed conduction in more than one fascicle).- 30 Other localized intraventricular conduction defects.- 31 Chronic left ventricular volume overload.- 32 Left Ventricular systolic overload (Pressure overload).- 33 Chronic right ventricular volume overload.- 34 Chronic right ventricular pressure overload(Systolic overload).- 35 Acute right ventricular pressure overload- Acute pulmonary embolism.- 36 Biventricular enlargement/ hypertrophy/overload.- 37 Hypertrophic cardiomyopathy( HCM).- 38 Low voltage electrocardiogram.- 39 J Point and the J wave syndrome.- 40 ST-segment elevation.- 41 ST-segment Depression.- 42 T wave - Normal variations and Flat T wave.- 43 Prominent (tall) T waves.- 44 Inverted T waves.- 45 The QT interval.- 46 The U wave.- 47 Electrical Alternans.- 48 Electrocardiogram in asymptomatic, acyanotic congenital heart disease.- 49 Electrocardiogram in a neonate presenting with heart failure.- 50 Utility of electrocardiogram in a cases presenting with heart failure in infancy (after neonatal period).- 51 Electrocardiogram in children/ adolescents/ adults with cyanosis due to congenital cardiovascular disease....

Biographie:
Dr. Sitaram Mittal presently works in Jawahar Lal Nehru Medical College, Ajmer. He has published more than 470 journal articles, including over 250 in surface electrocardiography. He is the author of 37 book chapters, books Echocardiographic Evaluation of Right Ventricular function and Echocardiographic Evaluation of Pericardial Diseases. Received several honors from national and international societies, including the International Biographical Centre and the American Biographical Institute. He serves as the editorial board member of several cardiology journals. Section editor for 'ECG section' of the journals' Cardiology Today.' Reviewer for several national and international journals in Cardiology, including the most prestigious 'Journal of Electrocardiology.' Honored by the president of India for clinical research....

Sommaire:

1 Technical errors & artefacts.- 2 Sinus Node Dysfunction.- 3 The P wave & The PR segment.- 4 Narrow QRS Tachycardias.- 5 Atrial flutter.- 6 Atrial fibrillation.- 7 Short PR interval, Ventricular preexcitation.- 8 Atrioventricular accessory path (The Kent bundle).- 9 Tachyarrhythmias associated with preexcitation.- 10 Atrioventricular Block.- 11 Third degree atrioventricular block (Complete atrioventricular block), Atrioventricular dissociation.- 12 Site and etiology of atrioventricular block.- 13 Stokes-Adams' attacks.- 14 Cardiac Pacing Systems and their normal functioning.- 15 Pacemaker malfunctions.- 16 Ventricular ectopic beats.- 17 Broad QRS Tachycardias.- 18 Ventricular tachyarrhythmias.- 19 The Q Wave.- 20 Subtle ECG changes in early phase of anterior and lateral myocardial infarction.- 21 Inferior or  Posterior myocardial  infarction.- 22 Mid-late QRS changes suggestive of myocardial necrosis.- 23 Right ventricular infarction.- 24 Left bundle branch block (Delay in left ventricular depolarization delay).- 25 Left bundle branch block (Delay in left ventricular depolarization) and  myocardial necrosis.- 26 Left anterior fascicular block (LAFB) (Delay in left anterosuperior depolarization) (Left anterior hemiblock LAHB).- 27 Left posteroinferior fascicular block (delay in depolarization of the posteroinferior fascicle).- 28 RIGHT BUNDLE BRANCH BLOCK (RBBB) (Delay in right ventricular depolarization).- 29 Multifascicular blocks (delayed conduction in more than one fascicle).- 30 Other localized intraventricular conduction defects.- 31 Chronic left ventricular volume overload.- 32 Left Ventricular systolic overload (Pressure overload).- 33 Chronic right ventricular volume overload.- 34 Chronic right ventricular pressure overload(Systolic overload).- 35 Acute right ventricular pressure overload- Acute pulmonary embolism.- 36 Biventricular enlargement/ hypertrophy/overload.- 37 Hypertrophic cardiomyopathy( HCM).- 38 Low voltage electrocardiogram.- 39 J Point and the J wave syndrome.- 40 ST-segment elevation.- 41 ST-segment Depression.- 42 T wave - Normal variations and Flat T wave.- 43 Prominent (tall) T waves.- 44 Inverted T waves.- 45 The QT interval.- 46 The U wave.- 47 Electrical Alternans.- 48 Electrocardiogram in asymptomatic, acyanotic congenital heart disease.- 49 Electrocardiogram in a neonate presenting with heart failure.- 50 Utility of electrocardiogram in a cases presenting with heart failure in infancy (after neonatal period).- 51 Electrocardiogram in children/ adolescents/ adults with cyanosis due to congenital cardiovascular disease.