Dr. Malcolm Thaler MD's Comprehensive Guide to EKG: The Essential Resource for All Cardiology Professionals

Erik: I'm a nurse interested in honing my diagnostic skills. I'm very glad this book exists. It can be heavy, but the text is concise and makes for good reference.

United States on Nov 30, 2022

Rebecca Michel: No markings or highlighting, as described. Thank you

United States on Nov 14, 2021

Meg S.: This book has succinct and understandable explanations of rhythms, disease processes, and multiple examples of EKGs. I bought a number of EKG instruction books for my paramedic cardiology unit; this was the clear leader, and was a rental from Amazon!

United States on Aug 24, 2021

Lily: Truly wonderful book. Very well written, informative and even funny at times. Great comprehensive overview of EKG principles that compares and contrasts different things you will see on an EKG and their causes and treatments. Later in the book, it identifies different conditions and their accompanying features on an EKG, like fat embolism or hyperkalemia or HOCM. There are also discussions on pacemakers, cardioversion and defibrillators. The book is an easy read with a well thought out flow that gradually adds on new material. There are case discussions at the end of each chapter that ask you to identify a particular rhythm so you get to practice what you have learned but also questions throughout the chapter that anticipate any possible confusion or challenges that you might have while reading.

United States on Jul 25, 2020

Amazon Customer: I went though this book, and I am pretty confident I am one of the better students in my class at reading EKGs now. If you are a third or fourth year med student and you go through this book, at the absolute worst, you will be able to identify all of the obvious stuff that you'll see on a test. I was getting pimped into oblivion pretty much every day on my cardiology rotation, and after going through the book, I was confidently identifying weird stuff like epsilon waves and trifasicular blocks. On my EM rotations, I've been able to impress attendings with consistently being accurate with my readings. I highly recommend this to anyone who wants to get better at reading EKGs.

United States on Sep 10, 2019

Ashish: good

India on Sep 08, 2019

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India on Sep 05, 2019

Holly Dempster: I am in second year medical school and this book definitely helped me learn how to read EKGs.

Canada on Dec 03, 2018

vijay charhate: Best book one can have for ekg and this will make u an ekg expert....
Enjoy the academic feast.. best wishes

India on Mar 24, 2018