Electrocardiography Review: A Case-Based Approach

For hundreds of Cardiovascular fellows (and potentially thousands of Maintenance of Certification clinicians recertifying), the ECG section on the cardiovascular medicine boards creates the greatest amount of anxiety and perceived vulnerability on behalf of the test takers. The board exam requires a compulsory passing score in the ECG subsection to pass the overall certifying exam. To meet the needs of this market, the author has created 150 case studies from his files at the Cleveland Clinic. Each case will appear on a landscaped spread with the ECG on the left and a clinical history below it; the supporting explanatory text will appear on the right. For each case, the author has created a section titled “Key Board Examination Coding Tips”—exactly what test takers are looking for. A short appendix, “Keys to a Passing Score” will inform fellows on the American Board of Internal Medicine Cardiovascular Medicine Certifying Exam ECG Subsection. Diagnostic key words and the index refer directly to the American Board of Internal Medicine test scoring sheet.

Features:
- Authored by a Cleveland Clinic cardiologist
- Board exam coding tips with each case
- Substantial spectrum of examples with unequivocal interpretations
- Two page layout to aid effective study
- "Key Board Examination Coding Tips" to provides student with key information
- "Keys to a Passing Score" informs fellows on the ABIM CVM Certifying Exam ECG Subsection.