Pals DVD

Manufacturer: Wiley-Blackwell Brand: Brand: Wiley-Blackwell

In the late 1950s, atherosclerotic lesions in the arteries were intensely scrutinised at autopsy by the Committee on Vascular Lesions, a creative forum that became part of the American Heart Association in 1959. By the early 1980s, concerned efforts brought many medical subspecialties together to quantify treatments of atherosclerosis in the living, by comparing results and standardising on measurements and terms deployed. With improved understandings about the vascular wall, the Committee was able to develop a classification of atherosclerotic lesions. This work reveals critical understandings about the natural history of plaque, the correlation of vascular lesions and clinical syndromes, and the utility of new imaging methods. Diagnostic imaging, atherosclerosis prevention and treatment will be shaped by these new modalities. Continuous scrutiny by the Committee is culminating in scientific meetings every few years, and is summarised in published statements. The present statement The Vulnerable Atherosclerotic Plaque: Understanding, Identification and Modification is the second of these documents to focus on atherosclerosis pathogenesis and pathological clinical implications. As a multi-disciplinary resource, this book edited by Valentin Fuster, MD, PhD, chairman of the committee, consists of twenty four chapters written by experts in mechanical and electrical engineering, pathology, neurology, imaging, clinical and vascular biology, physics, radiology and surgery. This invaluable reference tool identifies problems, perspectives and critical new questions for evaluation and dissemination.

Manufacturer: Futura Publishing Company

Discontinuity in cardiac construction, multidimensional divergence and

Manufacturer: Ballantine Books 2003-11-01

Manufacturer: Random House

THE AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION STRAIGHT TALK, NO NONSENSE GUIDE TO HEART CARE REVISED AND UPDATED EDITION

Manufacturer: American Heart Association

Shrink-wrapped texts (Heartsaver and Family & Friends CPR instructor manuals) provide instructors with detailed lesson maps and information for teaching all the Heartsaver and Family & Friends courses. They are course-specific companion volumes to the new American Heart Association Core Instructor course. The books include an Instructor CD and approximately 300 pages of full-color lesson maps printed on durable paper. 2006 editions replace "Heartsaver First Aid Instructor's Manual" (70-2563), "Heartsaver AED Instructor's Manual" (70-2263), "Heartsaver CPR In Schools Instructor's Manual" (70-2226), and Part 2, Chapters 1-4, and Part 3 of the "Basic Life Support Instructor's Manual" 70-2048). Loose-leaf, 3-hole-punched, 8 1/2 " x 11"

Manufacturer: American Heart Association

in good condition

Manufacturer: Futura Publishing Company Brand: Brand: Futura Publishing Company

The Committee on Sudden Cardiac Death of the American Heart Association, and the Councils on Clinical Cardiology, Nursing and Basic Science have joined together to produce this landmark text. It takes a truly multidisciplinary approach to the diagnoses and management of patients at high risk for life-threatening dysrhythmias, superbly presenting the pathophysiological, diagnostic and pharmacological aspects of patient management and is well complemented by an in- depth review of research on patient and family responses to the illness and its treatment. Two features make this book of particular value: its focus on innovative approaches to achieve optimal outcomes; and its appropriateness for a diverse range of medical professionals. This book will be much appreciated both as a reference and textbook for nurses, physicians, investigators and students who are seeking cutting-edge reviews in virtually every area related to sudden cardiac death.

Manufacturer: American Heart Association

Advanced Cardiac Life Support 1997-99, New Chapters on Stroke and Acute Myocardial Infarction. American Heart Association, Fighting Heart Disease and Stroke. Emergency Cardiovascular Care Programs.