Live Better Electrically: A Heart Rhythm Doc's Humorous Guide to Arrhythmias (Paperback or Softback)

Heart rhythm problems--whether slow, fast, or irregular--are very common. Some are benign while some may lead to sudden death. That got your attention, didn't it? Learn about heart rhythm management while having fun reading interesting anecdotes, corny jokes and poignant stories about this growing field in medicine.

If you or a loved one has a heart rhythm issue or you just want to learn more about this growing field, Live Better Electrically is your guide to symptoms, risk factors, diagnosis, and treatment options including medication, pacemakers, implantable cardioverter defibrillator (ICDs), ablation, and atrial fibrillation management.

Dr. Higgins is a recognized pioneer in the field of heart rhythm treatment and cardiac electrophysiology (EP). He is also the chairman of the Department of Cardiology and director of Cardiac Electrophysiology at Scripps Memorial Hospital in La Jolla, CA one of the US News Top 20 Heart Hospitals.

"Heart rhythm issues can be complex, but this book makes them intelligible in simple terms. Dr. Higgins describes the issues and treatments in a way that helps patients and their families understand this rapidly changing area of cardiology. And, with his generous infusions of humor, you may find yourself laughing out loud as you learn." - Joseph Smith, MD, PhD and Chief Medical Officer, West Health. "The world of arrhythmia management is growing rapidly. Patients and families need an easy-to-understand guide to this new world. Live Better Electrically does just that in an entertaining and enjoyable format." - Christopher Fellows, MD, FHRS and Director, Cardiac Electrophysiology, Virginia Mason Medical Center, Seattle, WA. "I wish I had read this guide prior to my EP procedures. Dr. Higgins was fantastic and always puts people at ease with his sense of humor. If you face heart rhythm/electric issues, read this book." - Andrew E. Nelson, president of Willis Allen Real Estate and a grateful patient.