Ebook Graphics-sequenced interpretation of ECG: Part 1
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Ebook Graphics-sequenced interpretation of ECG: Part 1
Rui ZengGraphics-SequencedPEOPLE’S MEDICAL PUBLISHING HOUSE0 springerGraphics-sequenced interpretation of ECGRui ZengGraphics-sequenced interpretation Ebook Graphics-sequenced interpretation of ECG: Part 1n of ECGPEOPLE’S MEDICAL PUBLISHING HOUSE0 Springerhttps://khothuvien.cori!Rui ZengWest China hospital Chengdu Shi. SichuanChinaISBN 978-981-287-953-0 ISBN 978-981-287-955-4 (eBook)DOI 10.1007/978-981-287-955-4Library of Congress Control Number: 2015958248Springer Singapore Heidelberg New York Dordr Ebook Graphics-sequenced interpretation of ECG: Part 1echt London€) Springer Science+Business Media Singapore Pte Ltd. and People's Medical Publishing House 2016 This work is subject to copyright. All rigEbook Graphics-sequenced interpretation of ECG: Part 1
hts are reserved by the Publisher, whether the whole or part of the material is concerned, specifically the rights of translation, reprinting, reuse oRui ZengGraphics-SequencedPEOPLE’S MEDICAL PUBLISHING HOUSE0 springerGraphics-sequenced interpretation of ECGRui ZengGraphics-sequenced interpretation Ebook Graphics-sequenced interpretation of ECG: Part 1val, electronic adaptation, computer software, or by similar or dissimilar methodology now known or hereafter developed.The use of general descriptive names, registered names, trademarks, service marks, etc. in this publication does not imply, even in the absence of a specific statement, that such n Ebook Graphics-sequenced interpretation of ECG: Part 1ames are exempt from the relevant protective laws and regulations and therefore free for general use.The publisher, the authors and the editors are saEbook Graphics-sequenced interpretation of ECG: Part 1
fe to assume that the advice and information in this book are believed to be true and accurate al the date of publication. Neither the publisher nor tRui ZengGraphics-SequencedPEOPLE’S MEDICAL PUBLISHING HOUSE0 springerGraphics-sequenced interpretation of ECGRui ZengGraphics-sequenced interpretation Ebook Graphics-sequenced interpretation of ECG: Part 1ave been made.Printed on acid-free paperSpringer Science+Business Media Singapore Pte Ltd. is part of Springer Science+Business Media(w ww.springcr.com)Preface1 first came in close contact with the electrocardiogram when 1 was a third year medical student in 2001. More than 10 years have passed but Ebook Graphics-sequenced interpretation of ECG: Part 1I could remember it clearly as if it happened yesterday. 1 was not a diligent student back then and was reluctant to learn anything that requires careEbook Graphics-sequenced interpretation of ECG: Part 1
ful contemplation and full attention in class. Therefore for me. ECG was merely questions I had to answer on a test and failed to preoccupy any territRui ZengGraphics-SequencedPEOPLE’S MEDICAL PUBLISHING HOUSE0 springerGraphics-sequenced interpretation of ECGRui ZengGraphics-sequenced interpretation Ebook Graphics-sequenced interpretation of ECG: Part 1In 2005. as a second year graduate student. I began my clinical rotation whicfi lasted for more than 2 years. Cardiology was the first specialty I came across. Fear and pressure with an intensity exceeding any past experiences overtook me during my early days in the department. The main reason for t Ebook Graphics-sequenced interpretation of ECG: Part 1hat is my incapacity to deal with different types of cardiac arrhythmia. My graduate study was not focused on cardiology (rather gastroenterology) andEbook Graphics-sequenced interpretation of ECG: Part 1
neither did I engage in clinical rotation or systemic study of the ECG in my years as an undergraduate. Confronted with sudden onsets of supraventricRui ZengGraphics-SequencedPEOPLE’S MEDICAL PUBLISHING HOUSE0 springerGraphics-sequenced interpretation of ECGRui ZengGraphics-sequenced interpretation Ebook Graphics-sequenced interpretation of ECG: Part 1ould only constantly turn to the chief resident for help (the chief resident back then was Mr. Qing Yang who is quite well known as a blogger now). Every lime I saw him taking the ECG from my hands calmly and explaining his analysis to me. 1 would be filled with respect and admiration and could not Ebook Graphics-sequenced interpretation of ECG: Part 1stop asking myself, why one piece ECG could embody so many interesting interpretations? From that point on. 1 felt ECG is no longer a question on a teEbook Graphics-sequenced interpretation of ECG: Part 1
st but a common clinical procedure that demands to be learned well. However. I never came around to studying it because of the overwhelming load of clRui ZengGraphics-SequencedPEOPLE’S MEDICAL PUBLISHING HOUSE0 springerGraphics-sequenced interpretation of ECGRui ZengGraphics-sequenced interpretation Ebook Graphics-sequenced interpretation of ECG: Part 1udy) have to work for 3 months as associate chief resident. For me it was another 3 months filled with panic. In our department the main responsibility of the associate chief resident was to assist the chief resident in ward management and deal with emergencies when he or she is attending clinical c Ebook Graphics-sequenced interpretation of ECG: Part 1onsultations. Days felt like years to me back then becauseVRui ZengGraphics-SequencedPEOPLE’S MEDICAL PUBLISHING HOUSE0 springerGraphics-sequenced interpretation of ECGRui ZengGraphics-sequenced interpretationRui ZengGraphics-SequencedPEOPLE’S MEDICAL PUBLISHING HOUSE0 springerGraphics-sequenced interpretation of ECGRui ZengGraphics-sequenced interpretationGọi ngay
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