CLINICAL ECG: PRINCIPLES, INTERPRETATION AND PRACTICE

Electrocardiography (ECG) is one of the most powerful and accessible diagnostic tools in clinical medicine—yet accurate interpretation requires structured understanding, not memorization. Clinical ECG: Principles, Interpretation and Practice is designed to build that foundation and bridge the gap between theory and bedside application.

This comprehensive guide presents ECG interpretation in a clear, systematic, and clinically oriented manner. Beginning with core concepts of cardiac electrophysiology, the book progresses through waveform analysis, rhythm interpretation, conduction abnormalities, ischemic patterns, and complex arrhythmias. Each topic is explained with logical sequencing to help readers develop analytical thinking rather than pattern-based guessing.

The text emphasizes:

Strong physiological grounding

Step-by-step interpretation frameworks

Clinical correlation for real-world decision making

Practical insights for day-to-day ECG reporting

Structured learning suitable for both beginners and advanced readers

Written for ECG technicians, paramedical professionals, nurses, medical students, residents, and practicing clinicians, this book serves both as a learning manual and a reliable clinical reference.

Whether you are starting your ECG journey or refining your diagnostic precision, this book will help you interpret with clarity, confidence, and clinical accuracy.