Multimodality Cardiovascular Imaging

Significant advances over the past two decades in noninvasive cardiovascular imaging technologies and methods to evaluate patients with known or suspected cardiovascular disease have transformed the field of cardiovascular imaging. <i>Multimodality Cardiovascular Imaging</i>, edited by eminent cardiologist and leader in noninvasive cardiac imaging, Dr. Mario J. Garcia, serves as a <b>one-stop, authoritative resource</b> covering the <b>application, value, limitations, and competing and complimentary roles</b> of each of the different cardiac imaging modalities. It provides <b>practical information and guidelines</b> to cardiologists, radiologists, electrophysiologists, vascular medicine physicians, and cardiac surgeons—anyone who needs a deeper understanding of the roles and limitations of various imaging modalities for cardiovascular disease.<ul><li>Offers a <b>focused and concise overview</b> of multimodal cardiac imaging for clinical assessment and treatment.</li><li>Covers <b>all relevant types of cardiac imaging</b>, including echocardiography, cardiac magnetic resonance, cardiac CT, and nuclear cardiology.</li><li>Contains sections on imaging in heart failure, imaging in EP, imaging in acute settings, and more.</li><li>Features <b>over 350 images and videos</b> showcasing the benefits of different modalities.</li><li>Provides <b>practical information in every chapter</b>: diagrams to illustrate the step-wise application of different noninvasive imaging modalities to establish the diagnosis and guide therapy; figures and illustrations to aid in the performance of imaging tests and interpretation of findings; a summary of the most relevant and updated information and references; a discussion of controversies; and clinical cases.</li><li><b>An eBook version is included with purchase.</b> The eBook allows you to access all of the text, figures, and references, with the ability to search, customize your content, make notes and highlights, and have content read aloud. Additional digital ancillary content may publish up to 6 weeks following the publication date.</li></ul>