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Heart Failure Is An Important And Ever Expanding Sub-speciality Of Cardiology. Many Health Care Professional Bodies Are Now Developing Specialist Expertise In Heart Failure. This Is True For Cardiologists In Training, Consultant Cardiologists, Care Of The Elderly And General Physicians, Cardiothoracic Surgeons, Primary Care Doctors, Pharmacists And Specialist Nurses. With Advances In Medical Therapy, The Prognosis Of The Condition Has Improved Dramatically. Whereas Once Heart Failure Was A Pre-terminal Diagnosis, Now For Many It Is Treatable. However, Some Patients Remain Symptomatic And At High Risk Of Death Despite Maximal Medical Therapy. These Patients Can Benefit From A Range Of Novel Device Therapies. For Those Who Remain Symptomatic Despite Optimal Treatment Cardiac Transplantation Remains An Option. This Updated Book Comprehensively Covers All Aspects Necessary To Manage A Patient With Heart Failure. It Gives Simple, Clear Advice On The Diagnosis, Investigation And Treatment Options Available Highlighting The Current Evidence-base. The Chapters Provide Concise And Objective Information To Guide All Health Care Professionals Involved In The Modern Day Multi-disciplinary Management Of The Syndrome. The Book Is Set Out Logically To Mirror The Patient Journey In Heart Failure. An Updated Edition Of The First Practical Manual Of Heart Failure Management.
This text investigates the clinical management of heart failure, addressing the shift from a terminal diagnosis to a treatable condition through modern medical and device-based therapies. The authors, Dr. Roy S. Gardner, Dr. Theresa A. McDonagh, and Niki L. Walker, leverage their clinical expertise to synthesize current evidence-based guidelines for a multi-disciplinary audience. The book provides a structured framework for diagnosing, investigating, and treating patients across the spectrum of the syndrome.
What You Will Find
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Medical professionals frequently cite this text as a practical, high-utility manual for navigating the complexities of heart failure management. Experts highlight the logical organization of the content, which effectively mirrors the standard clinical patient pathway for practitioners in the field.
Page Count:
576
Publication Date:
2014-01-01
Publisher:
Oxford University Press
ISBN-10:
0191655686
ISBN-13:
9780191655685
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