Clinical Cardiovascular Imaging

This new book covers the use of imaging as a diagnostic tool for a variety of cardiac problems. While there are many modality-based imaging references on the market, this one is unique in that the various modalities are discussed in brief but appropriate detail, but concentrates on the utilisation of these modalities in the investigation of cardiovascular disease. The organisation by topic is useful for comparison of the various techniques and imaging choices. Imaging is a major part of the practice of general cardiology and this book highlights the main techniques available to the cardiologist, as well as the use of new technologies.

Discusses the use of imaging as a diagnostic tool for a variety of cardiac problems.

Includes clinical guidelines for use of key and new cardiac imaging modalities including echo, CT, MRI, tissue Doppler and more!

Covers clinical application of imaging for hot topics in cardiology including acute coronary syndromes, congenital heart disease and peripheral arterial disease.

Martin St. John Sutton, MBBS, Director, Cardiovascular Imaging, University of Pennsylvania Medical Center, Philadelphia, PA; John Rutherford, MD, Cardiology Division, University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, Dallas, TX; and Jeffrey Leppo, MD, Department of Nuclear Medicine, University of Massachusetts Medical Center, Worcester, MA