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Author Spector, Peter

Title Understanding cardiac electrophysiology
Published [Place of publication not identified] : John Wiley & Sons, 2014

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Contents Title Page; Copyright Page; Contents; Preface; Acknowledgments; About the companion website; Part I Third-person omniscient (how we would see EP if we could see EP); Chapter 1 Ion channels; How does a cell become electrically active?; Summary; Chapter 2 Action potentials; Action potential phases; The connection between ion channel physiology and tissue behavior; Clinical correlation; Summary; Chapter 3 Propagation; Summary; Chapter 4 Arrhythmia mechanisms; Automaticity; Triggered firing; Reentry; Atrial fibrillation: a case study in reentry; Summary; Chapter 5 Anatomy for electrophysiologists
A tour of cardiac anatomyRight atrium; Right ventricle; Left atrium -- pulmonary vein; Left atrium; Coronary sinus; Left ventricle; Left meets right; Summary; Part II Doctor's-eye view (dealing with incomplete knowledge); The image-processing analogy forcardiac mapping; Chapter 6 Deducing anatomy; Using imaging to navigate the heart; Fluoroscopy; Trans-septal catheterization; Summary; Chapter 7 Electrical activity, electrodes, and electrograms; Intracardiac recording and spatial resolution; Recording configuration and spatial resolution; Orthogonal close unipolar
Quantifying spatial resolutionCalculating electrical activity from electrograms; Spatial resolution and electrogram fractionation; Tissue activation patterns and electrograms; Summary; Chapter 8 Electrogram analysis: understanding electrogram morphology; Electrograms vs. EKGs; Electrograms; Unipolar electrograms; Bipolar electrograms; Discerning earliest activation; General considerations; Summary; Chapter 9 Differential diagnostic pacing maneuvers; Differential diagnosis of narrow complex tachycardia; Mapping accessory pathways; Para-Hisian pacing; Para-Hisian pacing 2011; Entrainment
Summary Chapter 10 Electro-anatomic mapping; Activation mapping; Substrate mapping; Putting it all together: a case; Summary; Appendix: What we measure when we record an electrogram; Electricity and the electric field; Coulomb's law; The electric potential field; Ohm's law; Recording the intracardiac electrogram; Afterword: Your heart is a computer: from army ants to atrial fibrillation; Suggested reading; Index; EULA
Subject Electrophysiology.
Arrhythmia.
Electrophysiology
Arrhythmias, Cardiac
Arrhythmia
Electrophysiology
Form Electronic book
ISBN 9781118905463
1118905466