Sách giáo trình Y học: Advanced Approaches in Echocardiography (tạm dịch: Các phương pháp siêu âm tim tiên tiến)

L. D. GILLAM - C. M. OTTO

ADVANCED APPROACHES IN ECHOCARDIOGRAPHY

(CÁC PHƯƠNG PHÁP SIÊU ÂM TIM TIÊN TIẾN)

PUBLISHER: ELSEVIER SAUNDERS (2012)

THÔNG TIN CHUNG:

Tiêu đề: Advanced Approaches in Echocardiography (tạm dịch: Các phương pháp siêu âm tim tiên tiến)

Tác giả: L. D. Gillam - C. M. Otto

Nhà xuất bản: Elsevier Saunders (2012)

Số trang: 257

Cuốn sách gồm 12 chương này đề cập một cách chi tiết và đầy đủ về các công nghệ siêu âm tim tiên tiến trên thế giới, giới thiệu và hướng dẫn sử dụng các loại thiết bị, phương pháp chẩn đoán hình ảnh, v.v... Sách bản đẹp, trình bày khoa học, hình ảnh minh họa đầy đủ, đảm bảo tính tương thích với các thiết bị khác nhau....

INTRODUCTION:

Echocardiographic imaging and Doppler data are essential to the practice of clinical cardiology and are available to every medical center and cardiologist caring for patients with cardiovascular disease. In addition to these standard echocardiographic modalities, advances in imaging technology over the past few years also allow more sophisticated image analysis and display, including modalities such as three-dimensional (3D) And strain rate imaging. In addition, echocardiography has moved beyond the diagnostic imaging laboratory into the interventional cardiology arena, where it now is an integral component of transcatheter interventions for structural heart disease.

Despite a wealth of research literature on these new applications of echocardiography, the knowledge needed for the clinician to start using and to optimize use of these new techniques has been lacking.

This book provides a practical approach to the integration of these new imaging modalities in your echocardiography laboratory. For each topic, a detailed step-by-step approach to clinical implementation is provided in a concise and easy-toread bulleted format. Technical details and clinical pearls are highlighted in key points sections, and numerous illustrations show how to apply these new approaches in your daily practice. Authors for each chapter were selected on the basis of their clinical expertise in each of these modalities, as well as their research accomplishments in development and validation of these newer echocardiographic approaches.

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