Name: Radionuclide Ventricular Function Studies: Correlation with Ecg, Echo and X-Ray Data
SKU: 3423457
Author: Ell, P. J. ; Walton, Stephen ; Jarritt, Peter H.
ISBN: 9789024726394

portada Radionuclide Ventricular Function Studies: Correlation with Ecg, Echo and X-Ray Data

Radionuclide Ventricular Function Studies: Correlation with Ecg, Echo and X-Ray Data

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N° páginas

182

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Tapa Dura

ISBN

9024726395

ISBN13

9789024726394

Categorías

Radioterapia
Medicina cardiovascular
Medicina nuclear
Técnicas de diagnóstico por la imagen: radiología
Sistemas y tecnología de captación de imágenes

Radionuclide Ventricular Function Studies: Correlation with Ecg, Echo and X-Ray Data

Stephen Walton (Autor) · P. J. Ell (Autor) · Peter H. Jarritt (Autor) · Springer · Tapa Dura

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The main subject of this book is the investigation of cardiac function and in particular ventricular function with radionuclide-based techniques. Emphasis is given to the study of clinical cases which can routinely occur in the life of a busy cardiological practice, by comparing conventional techniques, such as the electrocardiogram, the echocardiogram or the catheter study, with the newer nuclear medicine imaging procedures. Four basic images are given (end systole, end diastole, amplitude and phase), obtained either with a first pass or an equilibrium methodology, and the information analyzed. The clinical material is not exhaustive but covers a broad spectrum, with examples of coronary artery disease, valvular disease, cardiomyopathy, conduction disease and congenital heart disease. The book is aimed not only at the practising specialist (cardiologist, radiologist, nuclear medicine physician) but also at the general physician and surgeon interested in finding out what modern non- invasive nuclear medicine procedures have to offer in the investigation of the heart. London, June 1982 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS We are specially grateful to the Sir Jules Thorn Charitable Trust for its continuous support and interest.