Essential Revision notes for the European Exam in Core Cardiology

by Daniel X Augustine (Editor), John Graby (Editor), Ali Khavandi (Editor), Sri Raveen Kandan (Editor)

Overview

Essential Revision Notes for the European Exam in Core Cardiology provides a comprehensive review of the material you need to pass this challenging exam. Based on the bestselling Essential Revision Notes for Cardiology KBA, this new resource has been fully updated and refreshed to reflect the ESC core curriculum for cardiology. Written in a revision notes style with lists, bullets points, and tables, this resoure helps you absorb information and grasp essential facts quickly. Each chapter is written by a senior cardiology trainee in collaboration with a senior consultant who has expertise in that specific field, ensuring that the content is both authoritative and accessible. Drawing on the editors' and contributors' experience and expertise, Essential Revision Notes for the European Exam in Core Cardiology is a trustworthy revision guide for cardiology trainees, as well as a useful reference for practising cardiologists.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9780192514837
Publisher:	OUP Oxford
Publication date:	04/29/2025
Series:	Oxford Higher Specialty Training
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	672
File size:	123 MB
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About the Author

Daniel X Augustine, Consultant Cardiologist, Royal United Hospitals Bath NHS Foundation Trust, UK,John Graby, Cardiology Specialist Registrar, Department of Cardiology, Royal United Hospitals Bath NHS Foundation Trust, UK,Ali Khavandi, Consultant Cardiologist, Royal United Hospitals Bath NHS Foundation Trust, UK,Sri Raveen Kandan, Consultant Cardiologist, Royal United Hospitals Bath NHS Foundation Trust, UK

Table of Contents

• Section 1. Imaging
• 1.1: Luigi P. Badano, Elena Surkova, Denisa Muraru, Chiara Palermo, and Patriza Aruta: Echocardiography
• 1.2: Theo Karamitsos and Chrysovalantou Nikolaidou: Cardiac magnetic resonance imaging
• 1.3: Jonathan Rodrigues, Benjamin Hudson, Oliver Gosling, and Kate Liang: Cardiac computed tomography
• 1.4: Nik Sabharwal and Katharine Thomas: Nuclear techniques
• Section 2. Coronary Artery Disease
• 2.1: Mark Mariathas, and Flo Mouy: Acute coronary syndrome
• 2.2: Phillip Freeman and Majd Protty: Chronic coronary syndrome
• 2.3: Dan McKenzie and Paul Brady: Cardiac catheterisation
• Section 3. Valvular Heart Disease
• 3.1: Sarah Hudson, Daniel X Augustine, and James Tomlinson: Aortic valve disease
• 3.2: Sarah Hudson, Daniel X Augustine, and James Tomlinson: Mitral valve disease
• 3.3: Sarah Hudson, Daniel X Augustine, and James Tomlinson: Tricuspid valve disease
• 3.4: Sarah Hudson, Daniel X Augustine, and James Tomlinson: Pulmonary valve disease
• 3.5: Shaun Robinson and James Tomlinson: Multi-valvular disease
• 3.6: Sarah Hudson, Daniel X Augustine, and James Tomlinson: Prosthetic valves
• 3.7: Bernard Prendergast, James Harrison, and James Tomlinson: Infective endocarditis
• Section 4. Rhythm disorders
• 4.1: S M Afzal Sohaib and Mark Elliott: The electrocardiogram
• 4.2: Boon Lim and Katharine Thomas: Transient loss consciousness
• 4.3: Richard Bond and Howell Williams: Bradycardia and pacemakers
• 4.4: Richard Bond, Howell Williams, Christopher Nicholas Floyd, and Alexander Carpenter: Supraventricular tachycardia
• 4.5: Kim Rajappan and Dan Raine: Atrial fibrillation
• 4.6: Kim Rajappan and Dan Raine: Atrial flutter
• 4.7: Richard Bond and Howell Williams: Ventricular arrhythmia
• 4.8: Richard Bond, Howell Williams, Victoria McKay, and Stewart Brown: Cardiac ion channel dysfunction
• 4.9: Richard Bond and Howell Williams: Implantable cardioverter defibrillator
• 4.10: Richard Bond and Howell Williams: Cardiac re-synchronisation therapy and His bundle pacing
• Section 5. Heart Failure
• 5.1: Andrew Clark, Abdul Hameed, Christopher Nicholas Floyd, and Alexander Carpenter: Heart failure syndromes
• 5.2: Angus Nightingale, Eva Sammut, Victoria McKay, Stewart Brown and Rhian Richardson: Cardiomyopthies
• 5.3: Nav Masani and Abbas Zaidi: Pericardial disease
• 5.4: Arjun Ghosh: Cardiac tumours
• 5.5: Arjun Ghosh: Cardio-oncology
• Section 6. Acute Cardiovascular Care
• 6.1: Ben Gibbinson and Ursula McHugh: Acute cardiovascular care
• 6.2: Richard Bond and Ahmed Merghani: Cardiac arrest and resuscitation
• 6.3: Richard Bond and Ahmed Merghani: Sudden cardiac death
• Section 7. Prevention, Rehabilitation and Sport
• 7.1: Joyee Basu, Jamie O Driscoll, and Daniel X Augustine: Sports cardiology
• 7.2: Scott Murray and David Murphy: Primary prevention
• 7.3: Tim Fairbairn and James Redfern: Arterial hypertension
• 7.4: Scott Murray, David Murphy, Christopher Nicholas Floyd, and Alexander Carpenter: Dyslipidaemia
• 7.5: Mimi Z. Chen and Konstantinos Gkastaris: Diabetes
• 7.6: Dimitra Nikoletou: Cardiac rehabilitation
• Section 8. Cardiac Patients in Other Settings
• 8.1: David Wilson: Aortic disease
• 8.2: David Wilson: Trauma to the aorta or heart
• 8.3: Marcus Brooks and Fjalar Elvarsson: Peripheral artery disease
• 8.4: Jay Suntharalingam and James Harper: Thromboembolic disease
• 8.5: Gerry Coghlan and Hossam Fayed: Pulmonary hypertension
• 8.6: Graham Stuart and Victoria North: Adult congenital heart disease
• 8.7: Stephanie Curtis: Cardiovascular disease in pregnancy
• Section 9. Cardiological Consultation
• 9.1: James Rosengarten and Hiten Patel: The patient undergoing non-cardiac surgery
• 9.2: James Choulerton, Helen Sims, Oliver Watkinson, and Laura Pannell: The patient with neurological symptoms
• 9.3: Diana Vassallo and Dimitrios Poulikakos: The patient with chronic kidney disease
• 9.4: Patrick Murphy and Georgios Kaltsakas: The patient with pulmonary disease
• 9.5: John D Pauling and Lesley-Anne Bissell: The patient with rheumatic disorders
• 9.6: Greg Shaw, Piotr Pawel Swiniarski, and David Ralph: The patient with erectile dysfunction
• Section 10. Genetics and Clinical Pharmacology
• 10.1: Victoria McKay and Stewart Brown: Genetics
• 10.2: Christopher Nicholas Floyd and Alexander Carpenter: Clinical pharmacology