This book serves as a practical guide to exercise stress testing for physicians in primary care, family medicine, and sports medicine. It is structured into distinct sections covering the performance of stress tests, the interpretation and application of test results, and specific applications within sports medicine. The content aims to equip practitioners with the knowledge to effectively utilize exercise stress testing in their clinical practice.

The book is designed as a practical, clinical resource for physicians, suggesting a focus on actionable information and direct applicability to patient care. Its structure indicates a methodical approach to understanding and utilizing exercise stress testing, particularly concerning the hip and pelvis. The intended audience implies a need for clear, evidence-based guidance that bridges the gap between general medical practice and specialized sports medicine.