ECG Core Curriculum

A reader-friendly, how-to guide for reading ECGs – from basic to advanced


ECG Core Curriculum is a basic, easy-to-understand introduction to interpreting ECGs. Written by a physician who is experienced in teaching ECG classes to students and residents, the book begins with basic concepts and progresses to more advanced lessons. Unlike competitive titles, this unique learning tool features fresh new approach to teaching ECGs, references for further reading, clinical vignettes, clinical tips, ladder diagrams, and self-tests at the end of each chapter.


•Market: Second year medical students (17, 500/year), third year medical students (17, 500/year), Internal Medicine residents (23, 000), family practice residents (8, 000), cardiology fellows (2, 000), physician assistants (34, 000)
•Diagnostic Criteria appendix not found anywhere else
•The author has taught the basics of ECGs for more than thirty years
•Uses the popular “vector approach” to teaching


Franklin H. Zimmerman, MD (Sleepy Hollow, NY) is Assistant Clinical Professor, Columbia University, Senior Attending Cardiologist, Medical Staff President, Phelps Memorial Hospital.
 

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