This handbook addresses the theory and practice of cardiac electrophysiology, a vital clinical technique lacking a user-friendly guide. It is designed for specialists in training, offering a comprehensive foundation in the equipment, procedures, and clinical findings essential for practitioners. The text is structured into two main parts: the first details common arrhythmias with illustrative ECGs and correlative imaging, while the second covers key diagnostic and therapeutic interventions.

This handbook is positioned as a practical guide for specialists in training, aiming to fill a gap for a user-friendly resource in cardiac electrophysiology. Its structured approach, covering both arrhythmias and interventional procedures, suggests it serves as a foundational text for those entering the field. The inclusion of ECGs, imaging, and procedural details indicates a focus on practical application and clinical relevance for practitioners.