Emergency ECGs: Case-Based Review and Interpretations

by Amal Mattu, Jeremy Berberian, William J. Brady

ECG interpretation is an essential skill in emergency medicine. This collection of 100+ cases covers both fundamental and advanced concepts and provides detailed interpretations that will sharpen, or keep sharp, your ECG reading skills. There are more than 400 annotated high-resolution images designed to maximize pattern recognition. You can work through the cases randomly or by topic (regular wide-complex tachycardias, T-wave alternans, lead reversal, biventricular paced rhythms, syncope, etc.). This resource is for new or experienced emergency physicians, nurses, PAs, NPs, EMS, and medical students looking to improve their pattern recognition and knowledge of emergency ECGs.

460 pages, Paperback

Published August 10, 2022

Reviews

[semper-afk · Rating 5 out of 5]

Excellent case studies with detailed analysis and treatment plans discussed. Always something to learn from Amal Mattu. I use this book to keep myself sharp and continue systematic interpretation methods rather than jumping to ischemia and missing key differentials. Can't wait to try out some classic pickup lines from the appendix such as "you're so heartwarming you gave me fever-induced Brugada" and "you make my heart race so much I get adrenergic-induced non-ischemic polymorphic and monomorphic VTach".