Clinical Manual and Review of Transesophageal Echocardiography, 3/e (MEDICAL/DENISTRY) - Hardcover

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The acclaimed full-color clinical manual and review of TEE --- completely updated to reflect the field’s latest breakthroughs and developments
Clinical Manual and Review of Transesophageal Echocardiography, Third Edition is written to be the field’s go-to resource and the standard reference textbook on the topic. It offers concise yet comprehensive coverage of the key principles, concepts, and developing practice of transesophageal echocardiography. 
Completely updated, reorganized, and expanded, this Third Edition features a sectional format, each containing chapters that were reviewed and revised to provide a comprehensive discussion of physiology, pathophysiology, and echocardiographic approach for normal and common disease states. Where possible, important clinical information has been aligned with the principles of cardiovascular physiology and echocardiographic techniques.  Narrative text, charts, videos, and graphs have been effectively integrated to provide rapid access to key clinical information for the purpose of improving clinical management.
Features:
·Addresses all the important clinical and technical issues and major exam topics ·Valuable appendices detailing normal chamber dimensions and volumes; wall motion and coronary perfusion; diastolic function; native valve areas, velocities, and gradients; and measurements and calculations·Contributions from leading anesthesiologists, cardiologists, and cardiothoracic surgeons ·A complete practice exam and chapter-ending multiple choice questions make this the perfect review for board examinations in both basic and advanced perioperative echocardiography   

Dr. Mathew is a leading researcher, clinician, and educator on TEE and directs TEE services at Duke University Medical Center, which has an excellent cardiac anesthesia division. He is also Director of Neurological Outcomes for the Duke University Heart Center. He trained directly under the great Paul Barash and has authored over 75 original research papers and contributed chapters to many standard anesthesia books, most of which were co-authored with Dr. Barash. He serves on the Interoperative TEE committee for the American Society for Echocardiography and speaks frequently on TEE at national conferences (ASE, Society of Cardiovascular Anesthesia).