The Echocardiographer's Pocket Reference, Second Edition

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Summary: The Real guide for Echocardiographers...
Review: A fantastic format for echocardiographers and cardiac fellows. The book is well put together with real life values that are easy to understand. Terry's book is for those who perform echocardiograms and need an accurate, consise, guide to refer to.

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Summary: The best echo reference
Review: Great tables of normal/abnormal values and diagnostic criteria (more complete than Otto and Mayo manual). Especially useful for practical echo reporting. The book does assume a basic working knowledge of echocardiography: beginner should use this book in conjunction with the Otto or Mayo text.

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Summary: The best echo reference
Review: Great tables of normal/abnormal values and diagnostic criteria (more complete than Otto and Mayo manual). Especially useful for practical echo reporting. The book does assume a basic working knowledge of echocardiography: beginner should use this book in conjunction with the Otto or Mayo text.

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Summary: hands-on review
Review: This book, is very detailed but very user-friendly.It covers basic cardiac anomilies to the more detailed,(not so common)anomolies as well as signs and symptoms.This book covers adult as well as some pediatrics. Listed in alpphabetical order, they are easily accessed.The last section covers all formulas and methods, with calculations.
The book is a little large for pocket use, measuring approximately 9x5 inches. Enjoy, RDR