Interpreting Electrocardiograms – Using Basic Principles and Vector Concepts (2001) J. Willis Hurst

Description

This book serves as an introduction to electrocardiography for clinicians who intend to use the electrocardiogram as a diagnostic tool. It focuses on the basic principles used to determine the direction and size of the electrical forces that produce the P, QRS, S-T, and T waves, utilizing vector concepts. It is part of the Fundamental and Clinical Cardiology series and specifically excludes the basic principles used to interpret cardiac arrhythmias.