Oxford Handbook of Cardiology

Oxford Handbook of Cardiology

Oxford University Press
 

Acknowledgements

We would like to record our most sincere thanks to all who have contributed to the production of this book. It has been a long process and has required the help and expertise from many people. All the chapter contributors deserve special thanks. In addition further page contributions were made by Dr Zoe Astroulakis, Dr Chris Skene, Dr Rajesh Thaman, Dr Alexander Dick and Dr Ranil DeSilva.

JH would like to thank the consultants and teachers from the London Chest and St Bartholomew's hospitals who offered guidance and support throughout his specialist registrar training, especially (but in no particular order) Dr PG Mills, Dr J Hogan, Dr T Crake, Dr S Banim, Dr J Sayer, Dr AW Nathan, Dr C Knight, Prof AD Timmis, Dr A Mathur, Prof MT Rothman, Dr DS Dymond, Dr JR Dawson, Dr T Koh, Dr A Deaner, Dr R Aggarwal. He would also like to extend a huge thank you to his wife and family, Jayne, Thomas, Matthew, JJ, Caitlin and Joseph.

PR would like to thank his wife for infinite patience and perseverance over long weekends where she was left to her own devices while he toiled over the manuscript.

Finally we would both like to extend a huge thank you to all the staff at OUP for their phenomenal patience and dedication for seeing this first edition through to completion.






Contents
Front matter
Chapter 1 Cardiac investigations
Chapter 2 Valvular heart disease
Chapter 3 Infective endocarditis
Chapter 4 Coronary artery disease
Chapter 5 Cardiac catheterization and intervention
Chapter 6 Heart failure
Chapter 7 Heart muscle diseases
Chapter 8 Pericardial diseases
Chapter 9 Arrhythmias
Chapter 10 Invasive electrophysiology
Chapter 11 Congenital heart disease
Chapter 12 Multisystem disorders
Chapter 13 Cardiology in developing countries
Chapter 14 Heart disease in pregnancy
Chapter 15 Major trials in cardiology
Chapter 16 Eponymous syndromes
Chapter 17 Cardiovascular emergencies
Chapter 18 Practical procedures
Disclaimer

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