PRODUCT DETAILS

The book is titled as "Bedside approach to clinical cardiology". The real problem in evaluating clinical history for cardiac cases have been observed by the author during his long clinical work experience of 36 years. As such the heart ailments are on the rise globally. India shares most young population with this disease. Hence each and every clinician should have basic knowledge in clinical cardiology to address these cases at the bedside. This book comprises the very basic art of history taking, its critical analysis, coordination of symptoms with the hypothesized heart disease and their immediate management at the bedside itself. This book has unique presentation of some case studies and intra-cardiac devices like pacemakers, ICD and CRT-D. As of now no clinical method book in cardiology contains such a large spectrum for a complete solution of cardiac cases at the bedside. The book has been targeted for undergraduate and postgraduate students of MD (Medicine) and DM (Cardiology) and clinicians practicing medicine and cardiology including the internees.

AUTHOR INFORMATION

Qualification: MD-Medicine, DNB-Cardiology, Fellow-European Accreditation Board of Cardiology presently working as Chief Cardiologist and Course Director-DNB, PG Teacher and DNB Examiner, Central Hospital, South East Central Railway, Bilaspur and Visiting Professor of Cardiology Chhattisgarh Institute of Medical Sciences, Bilaspur. Has more than 30 national and international presentation of original research papers and 5 international publications as first author. Bagged three national awards on original clinical research paper presentations. Written and published 2 books on health awareness "Uchcha raktachap" and "Lifestyle and Health". Contributed to The Times of India for public health awareness as "Prevent haywires of heart with exercise" available online on www.timesofindia.com. Actively involved in the field of preventive cardiology by organizing various camps like "free cardiac pacemaker checking camps" and doorstep camps for active participation by public to prevent heart diseases etc.