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Fuster and Hurst's The Heart, 15th Edition

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McGraw-Hill Education | 15e druk, 2022
ISBN13: 9781264257560
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The landmark text that belongs in the hands of every cardiologist―fully updated and reorganized to make it more patient-centric than ever

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World-famous for its authority and clinical relevance, Fuster and Hurst’s The Heart is cardiology’s longest continuously published reference book. Written to meet the ever-changing needs of cardiologists, fellows, and interns, this trusted classic offers a solid foundation in cardiovascular medicine and complete coverage of all major cardiovascular topics.

This fifteenth edition presents a greater focus on the practicalities of patient care. Additionally, the content is ordered in a more methodical pattern, from mechanism to management. Reflecting the latest technical, therapeutic, and clinical advances, Fuster and Hurst’s The Heart provides invaluable concise summaries of major new trials and guidelines.

Authoritative Coverage and Unmatched Utility:Central IllustrationsNew section on cardiovascular critical careNew chapter "Cardiovascular Disease and COVID-19"Chapter summariesACC/AHA/ESC guidelines in all chapters1,200+ photos and illustrations

Sections Include:

Risk Factors for Cardiovascular DiseaseAtherosclerosis and Coronary Heart DiseaseDiseases of the Great Vessels and Peripheral VesselsValvular Heart DiseaseRhythm and Conduction AbnormalitiesHeart FailureDiseases of the PericardiumCardiopulmonary DiseaseCritical Cardiovascular CareAdult Congenital Heart DiseaseSpecial Populations and Topics in Cardiovascular Disease

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ISBN13:9781264257560
Taal:Engels
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Druk:15

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<p></p><strong><p>SECTION I •Introduction<p></p></p><p><p>&nbsp;</p></p><p>1. The GlobalBurden ofCardiovascular Diseases<p></p></p><p>Catherine P.Benziger, Andrew E. Moran,Gregory A. Roth, and George A. Mensah<p></p></p><p><p>&nbsp;</p></p><p>2.ClinicalCardiovascular Examination<p></p></p><p>William R.Miranda and Rick A. Nishimura<p></p></p><p><p>&nbsp;</p></p><p>3.CardiovascularImaging Techniques<p></p></p><p>Thomas H.Marwick and Jagat Narula<p></p></p><p><p>&nbsp;</p></p><p>4.Genomics andEpigenomics of Heart Diseases<p></p></p><p>June-Wha Rheeand Joseph C. Wu<p></p></p><p><p>&nbsp;</p></p><p>SECTION II •Risk Factors for Cardiovascular Disease<p></p></p><p><p>&nbsp;</p></p><p>5.Epidemiology,Pathophysiology, and Treatment of Hypertension<p></p></p><p>Michael E.Hall, John E. Hall, and Paul K.Whelton<p></p></p><p><p>&nbsp;</p></p><p>6.CardiometabolicDisease: Insulin Resistance, Obesity, and the MetabolicSyndrome<p></p></p><p>W. TimothyGarvey and Jeffrey I. Mechanick<p></p></p><p><p>&nbsp;</p></p><p>7.Diabetes andCardiovascular Disease<p></p></p><p>Jeffrey I.Mechanick and Michael E. Farkouh<p></p></p><p><p>&nbsp;</p></p><p>8.Tobacco-RelatedCardiovascular Disease<p></p></p><p>Nancy A.Rigotti, Sara Kalkhoran, and NealL. Benowitz<p></p></p><p><p>&nbsp;</p></p><p>9.Air Pollutionand Cardiovascular Disease<p></p></p><p>Michael B.Hadley and Sanjay Rajagopalan<p></p></p><p><p>&nbsp;</p></p><p>10.Hypercholesterolemia,Hyperlipoprotein(A), Hypertriglyceridemia, and Low HDL<p></p></p><p>Robert S.Rosenson, Marlys L. Koschinsky,Børge G. Nordestgaard, and Robert A. Hegele<p></p></p><p><p>&nbsp;</p></p><p>11.PsychologicalFactors in Cardiovascular Health and Disease<p></p></p><p>Darwin R.Labarthe and Rosalba Hernandez<p></p></p><p><p>&nbsp;</p></p><p>12.SedentaryLifestyle and Role of Exercise in Cardiovascular Diseases<p></p></p><p>AmbarishPandey, Nitin Kondamudi, and CarlJ. Lavie<p></p></p><p><p>&nbsp;</p></p><p>13.Nutrition,Diet, and Alcohol in Health and Cardiovascular Disease<p></p></p><p>MartaGuasch-Ferré and Frank Hu<p></p></p><p><p>&nbsp;</p></p><p>14.Inflammationand Atherosclerosis<p></p></p><p>Hasan K.Siddiqi and Paul M. Ridker<p></p></p><p><p>&nbsp;</p></p><p>15.Location andLevel of Care, Education, Availability of Medicines, andCardiovascularMortality<p></p></p><p>Rajeev Gupta,Philip Joseph, AnnikaRosengren, and Salim Yusuf<p></p></p><p><p>&nbsp;</p></p><p>SECTION III• Atherosclerosis and Coronary Heart Disease<p></p></p><p><p>&nbsp;</p></p><p>16.Pathologyand Pathogenesis of Atherosclerosis and its Progression<p></p></p><p>Jagat Narula,Erling Falk, and ValentinFuster<p></p></p><p><p>&nbsp;</p></p><p>17.Pathogenesisof Coronary Thrombosis and Myocardial Infarction<p></p></p><p>Gemma Vilahur,Valentín Fuster, and BorjaIbanez<p></p></p><p><p>&nbsp;</p></p><p>18.ST-ElevationMyocardial Infarction (STEMI)<p></p></p><p>Borja Ibanez, ManeshPatel, InésGarcía-Lunar, Usman Baber, Jonathan Halperin, and Valentin Fuster<p></p></p><p><p>&nbsp;</p></p><p>19.Evaluationand Management of Non–ST-Segment Elevation Acute Coronary Syndromes<p></p></p><p>Eric R. Bates,David J. Moliterno, andManesh R. Patel<p></p></p><p><p>&nbsp;</p></p><p>20.Mimickers ofAtherosclerotic Myocardial Infarction: SCAD, Coronary Vasospasm,Myocarditis,and Takotsubo Syndrome<p></p></p><p>Jacqueline Saw,Jaya Chandrasekhar, SarahZaman, and Harmony Reynolds<p></p></p><p><p>&nbsp;</p></p><p>21.ChronicCoronary Syndromes<p></p></p><p>SripalBangalore, Ziad Ali, Jagat Narula,John Puskas, and Gregg W. Stone<p></p></p><p><p>&nbsp;</p></p><p>22.CardiacRehabilitation: Current Practice and Future Directions<p></p></p><p>Alan Rozanski,Saman Setareh-Shenas, andJagat Narula<p></p></p><p><p>&nbsp;</p></p><p>SECTION IV •Diseases of the Great Vessels and Peripheral Vessels<p></p></p><p><p>&nbsp;</p></p><p>23.Diseases ofthe Aorta<p></p></p><p>John A.Elefteriades, Bulat A. Ziganshin,and Jonathan L. Halperin<p></p></p><p><p>&nbsp;</p></p><p>24.CarotidArtery Disease<p></p></p><p>Christopher J.White<p></p></p><p><p>&nbsp;</p></p><p>25.CerebrovascularDisease<p></p></p><p>Hugo J.Aparicio, Vasileios Lioutas, ThanhN. Nguyen, and Sudha Seshadri<p></p></p><p><p>&nbsp;</p></p><p>26.Diagnosisand Management of Diseases of the Peripheral Arteries<p></p></p><p>HillaryJohnston-Cox, Daniella Kadian-Dodov,and Jeffrey W. Olin<p></p></p><p><p>&nbsp;</p></p><p>SECTION V •Valvular Heart Disease<p></p></p><p><p>&nbsp;</p></p><p>27.AcuteRheumatic Fever<p></p></p><p>Liesl Zühlke,Jagat Narula, Mark Engel, andJonathan R. Carapetis<p></p></p><p><p>&nbsp;</p></p><p>28.AorticStenosis<p></p></p><p>Marie-AnnickClavel, Marc R. Dweck, Martin Leon,and Philippe Pibarot<p></p></p><p><p>&nbsp;</p></p><p>29.AorticRegurgitation, Mixed Valvular Heart Disease, and Heart Valve Prostheses<p></p></p><p>PatrizioLancellotti, Alexandra Chitroceanu,Simona Sperlongano, Raluca Dulgheru, andAdriana Postolache<p></p></p><p><p>&nbsp;</p></p><p>30.MitralRegurgitation<p></p></p><p>Jeroen J. Bax,Nina Ajmone Marsan, Pietervan der Bijl, Hendrik Treede, Michele DeBonis,Bernard Prendergast, BernardIung, and Victoria Delgado<p></p></p><p><p>&nbsp;</p></p><p>31.AcquiredTricuspid Valve Diseases<p></p></p><p>Luigi P.Badano, Ana Pardo, Denisa Muraru,and Jose Louis Zamorano<p></p></p><p><p>&nbsp;</p></p><p>32.MitralStenosis<p></p></p><p>Vinay K. Bahland Ravi S. Math<p></p></p><p><p>&nbsp;</p></p><p>33.InfectiveEndocarditis<p></p></p><p>Ann F. Bolger<p></p></p><p><p>&nbsp;</p></p><p>SECTION VI •Rhythm and Conduction Abnormalities<p></p></p><p><p>&nbsp;</p></p><p>34.ElectrophysiologicAnatomy, Mechanisms of Arrhythmias and ConductionDisturbances, and Genetics<p></p></p><p>Peng-ShengChen, MD, Siew Yen Ho, Silvia G.Priori, and Charles Antzelevitch<p></p></p><p><p>&nbsp;</p></p><p>35.SupraventricularTachycardia: Atrial Tachycardia, Atrioventricular NodalReentry, andWolff-Parkinson-White Syndrome<p></p></p><p>David Spraggand Hugh Calkins<p></p></p><p><p>&nbsp;</p></p><p>36.AtrialFibrillation and Atrial Flutter<p></p></p><p>Anne B. Curtis,Tina Baykaner, and Sanjiv M.Narayan<p></p></p><p><p>&nbsp;</p></p><p>37.VentricularArrhythmias and Sudden Cardiac Death<p></p></p><p>Justin Hayase,Kalyanam Shivkumar, and JasonS. Bradfield<p></p></p><p><p>&nbsp;</p></p><p>38.ConductionSystem Disturbances and Bradyarrhythmias<p></p></p><p>PugazhendhiVijayaraman, Jeffrey Arkles,Jayanthi N. Koneru, and David J. Callans<p></p></p><p><p>&nbsp;</p></p><p>39.Diagnosisand Management of Syncope<p></p></p><p>Zachary D.Goldberger, Mohammed Ruzieh, andBlair P. Grubb<p></p></p><p><p>&nbsp;</p></p><p>SECTION VII• Heart Failure<p></p></p><p><p>&nbsp;</p></p><p>40.Classificationof Cardiomyopathies<p></p></p><p>EloisaArbustini, Barry J. Maron, NavneetNarula, and Jagat Narula<p></p></p><p><p>&nbsp;</p></p><p>41.DilatedCardiomyopathy<p></p></p><p>EloisaArbustini, Alessandro Di Toro,Lorenzo Giuliani, Mario Urtis, G. William Dec,and Jagat Narula<p></p></p><p><p>&nbsp;</p></p><p>42.HypertrophicCardiomyopathy<p></p></p><p>MassimilianoLorenzini and Perry M. Elliott<p></p></p><p><p>&nbsp;</p></p><p>43.CardiacAmyloidosis<p></p></p><p>Morie A. Gertz,Jagat Narula, EdgarArgulian, and Sumeet S. Mitter<p></p></p><p><p>&nbsp;</p></p><p>44.RestrictiveHeart Diseases<p></p></p><p>EloisaArbustini, Alessandro Di Toro,Lorenzo Giuliani, G. William Dec, and JagatNarula<p></p></p><p><p>&nbsp;</p></p><p>45.LeftVentricular Noncompaction<p></p></p><p>EloisaArbustini, Alessandra Serio, LorenzoGiuliani, Nupoor Narula, and Alessandro DiToro<p></p></p><p><p>&nbsp;</p></p><p>46.Myocarditis<p></p></p><p>EloisaArbustini, Alessandro Di Toro, MarioUrtis, Sean Pinney, and Jagat Narula<p></p></p><p><p>&nbsp;</p></p><p>47.Obstructiveand Nonobstructive Coronary Disease in Heart Failure<p></p></p><p>Charlotte Leeand G. William Dec<p></p></p><p><p>&nbsp;</p></p><p>48.Diagnosisand Management of Chronic Heart Failure<p></p></p><p>MuhammadShahzeb Khan, Muthiah Vaduganathan,and Javed Butler<p></p></p><p><p>&nbsp;</p></p><p>49.Diagnosisand Management of Heart Failure With Preserved Ejection Fraction<p></p></p><p>João PedroFerreira, Kavita Sharma, andJaved Butler<p></p></p><p><p>&nbsp;</p></p><p>50.Evaluationand Management of Acute Heart Failure<p></p></p><p>Kiran Mahmood,Eric J. Velazquez, andAnuradha Lala<p></p></p><p><p>&nbsp;</p></p><p>51.PeripartumCardiomyopathy<p></p></p><p>Uri Elkayam andJena Pizula<p></p></p><p><p>&nbsp;</p></p><p>52.SurgicalManagement of the Severe Heart Failure Patient: Mechanical CirculatorySupportand Heart Transplantation<p></p></p><p>Adam D. DeVore,Michelle M. Kittleson,Carmelo A. Milano, Jignesh K. Patel, Joseph G. Rogers,and Jon A. Kobashigawa<p></p></p><p><p>&nbsp;</p></p><p>SECTION VIII• Diseases of the Pericardium<p></p></p><p><p>&nbsp;</p></p><p>53.AcutePericarditis<p></p></p><p>James W. Lloyd,Sushil Allen Luis, Zi Ye,and Jae K. Oh<p></p></p><p><p>&nbsp;</p></p><p>54.PercardialEffusion and Tamponade<p></p></p><p>Darryl J.Burstow, Sushil Allen Luis, GarvanC. Kane, and Jae K. Oh<p></p></p><p><p>&nbsp;</p></p><p>55.ConstrictivePericarditis<p></p></p><p>William R.Miranda, Kevin L. Greason, JohnM. Stulak, and Jae K. Oh<p></p></p><p><p>&nbsp;</p></p><p>SECTION IX •Cardiopulmonary Disease<p></p></p><p><p>&nbsp;</p></p><p>56.Diagnosisand Management of Diseases of the Peripheral Venous System<p></p></p><p>DaniellaKadian-Dodov, Hillary Johnston-Cox,and Jeffrey W. Olin<p></p></p><p><p>&nbsp;</p></p><p>57.Pulmonary Hypertension<p></p></p><p>Yogesh N. V.Reddy and Barry A. Borlaug<p></p></p><p><p>&nbsp;</p></p><p>58.PulmonaryEmbolism<p></p></p><p>Victor F.Tapson<p></p></p><p><p>&nbsp;</p></p><p>59.CorPulmonale: The Heart in Structural Lung Disease<p></p></p><p>Lewis J. Rubin<p></p></p><p><p>&nbsp;</p></p><p>60.Sleep-DisorderedBreathing<p></p></p><p>ShahrokhJavaheri , Dirk Pevernagie, and AliJavaheri<p></p></p><p><p>&nbsp;</p></p><p>SECTION X •Critical Cardiovascular Care<p></p></p><p><p>&nbsp;</p></p><p>61.Evolution ofCardiac Critical Care<p></p></p
><p>Venu Menon andPenelope Rampersad<p></p></p><p><p>&nbsp;</p></p><p>62.Circulatoryand Cardiogenic Shock<p></p></p><p>Gregory Serrao,Benjamin Bier, and UmeshGidwani<p></p></p><p><p>&nbsp;</p></p><p>63.SuddenCardiac Death and Resuscitation<p></p></p><p>Sanjiv M.Narayan and James P. Daubert<p></p></p><p><p>&nbsp;</p></p><p>64.Postoperativeand Postprocedural Care in the Cardiac Intensive Care Unit<p></p></p><p>Venu Menon<p></p></p><p><p>&nbsp;</p></p><p>SECTION XI •Adult Congenital Heart Disease<p></p></p><p><p>&nbsp;</p></p><p>65.Anatomicaland Physiological Classification of Adult Congenital Heart Disease<p></p></p><p>Jasmine Grewaland Alexander R. Opotowsky<p></p></p><p><p>&nbsp;</p></p><p>66.ShuntLesions<p></p></p><p>Ari M. Cedars,Shelby Kutty, and AshishDoshi<p></p></p><p><p>&nbsp;</p></p><p>67.Right-SidedLesions<p></p></p><p>KonstantinosDimopoulos and AndrewConstantine<p></p></p><p><p>&nbsp;</p></p><p>68.Left HeartObstructive Lesions<p></p></p><p>Jennifer Cohen,David Ezon, Kenan Stern, andAli N. Zaidi<p></p></p><p><p>&nbsp;</p></p><p>69.SingleVentricle Post Fontan Palliation: Tricuspid Atresia, Pulmonary Atresia,andHypoplastic Left Heart Syndrome<p></p></p><p>Marie-A Chaixand Paul Khairy<p></p></p><p><p>&nbsp;</p></p><p>70.Complex CyanoticCongenital Heart Disease: The “Mixing” Lesions<p></p></p><p>RafaelAlonso-Gonzalez and DanielleMassarella<p></p></p><p><p>&nbsp;</p></p><p>71.PsychosocialProfiles in Adult Congenital Heart Disease and Transition toAdulthood<p></p></p><p>Philip Moons<p></p></p><p><p>&nbsp;</p></p><p>SECTION XII• Special Populations and Topics in Cardiovascular Disease<p></p></p><p><p>&nbsp;</p></p><p>72.PerioperativeEvaluation for Noncardiac Surgery<p></p></p><p>Daniel Alyesh,Prashant Vaishnava, and KimA. Eagle<p></p></p><p><p>&nbsp;</p></p><p>73.Anesthesiaand the Patient with Cardiovascular Disease<p></p></p><p>David L. Reich,Elvera L. Baron, and Joel A.Kaplan<p></p></p><p><p>&nbsp;</p></p><p>74.CardiovascularDisease in Patients With Cancer and Cardiovascular Complicationsof CancerTherapies<p></p></p><p>Edward T. H.Yeh<p></p></p><p><p>&nbsp;</p></p><p>75.HeartDisease in Chronic Kidney Disease<p></p></p><p>Jared Hooker,Omar Baber, and Usman Baber<p></p></p><p><p>&nbsp;</p></p><p>76.RheumatologicDisease and the Cardiovascular System<p></p></p><p>Emily Carrolland Yousaf Ali<p></p></p><p><p>&nbsp;</p></p><p>77.CardiovascularDisease in Patients with HIV<p></p></p><p>Pravin Manga,Keir McCutcheon, and Nqoba Tsabedse<p></p></p><p><p>&nbsp;</p></p><p>78. HeartDisease inPregnancy<p></p></p><p>Dan G. Halpern,Amy Sarma, Katherine E.Economy, and Anne Marie Valente<p></p></p><p><p>&nbsp;</p></p><p>79.TraumaticHeart Disease<p></p></p><p>T. BruceFerguson, Jr, Austin Rogers, andRobert Allman<p></p></p><p><p>&nbsp;</p></p><p>80.Women andIschemic Heart Disease: An Evolution in Knowledge<p></p></p><p>Leslee J. Shaw,Viviany R. Taqueti, andNanette K. Wenger<p></p></p><p><p>&nbsp;</p></p><p>81.Race,Ethnicity, Disparities, and Diversity: The Intersection With HeartDisease<p></p></p><p>Clyde W. Yancy<p></p></p><p><p>&nbsp;</p></p><p>82.CardiovascularDisease and Ageing: Cellular and Molecular Mechanisms<p></p></p><p>Zoltan Ungvari,Dao-Fu Dai, Bela Merkely,and Anna Csiszar<p></p></p><p><p>&nbsp;</p></p><p>83.ArtificialIntelligence and Cardiovascular Care<p></p></p><p>John S.Rumsfeld, Bobak J. Mortazavi, andHarlan M. Krumholz<p></p></p><p><p>&nbsp;</p></p><p>84.CardiovascularManifestations of COVID-19<p></p></p><p></p><p>Sean P. Pinney,Gennaro Giustino, andJeffrey I. Mechanick<p></p></p></strong><spancalibri",sans-serif; 11pt;="" ar-sa;"="" en-us;="" minor-latin;="" calibri;="" minor-bidi;="" roman";="" new="" "times=""><ol><licalibri",sans-serif; normal;"="" normal;="" 11pt;=""><p><licalibri",sans-serif; normal;"="" normal;="" 11pt;=""></licalibri",sans-serif;></p><p><licalibri",sans-serif; normal;"="" normal;="" 11pt;=""></licalibri",sans-serif;></p><p><licalibri",sans-serif; normal;"="" normal;="" 11pt;=""></licalibri",sans-serif;></p><p><licalibri",sans-serif; normal;"="" normal;="" 11pt;=""></licalibri",sans-serif;></p><p><licalibri",sans-serif; normal;"="" normal;="" 11pt;=""></licalibri",sans-serif;></p><p><licalibri",sans-serif; normal;"="" normal;="" 11pt;=""></licalibri",sans-serif;></p><p><licalibri",sans-serif; normal;"="" normal;="" 11pt;=""></licalibri",sans-serif;></p><p><licalibri",sans-serif; normal;"="" normal;="" 11pt;=""></licalibri",sans-serif;></p><p></p><p></p></licalibri",sans-serif;></ol><p> </p><p> </p><p> </p><p> </p></spancalibri",sans-serif;><p></p>

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