Ambulatory ECG Monitoring

Frontiers in Cardiology is a collection of authoritative state-of-the-art works, keeping the clinical and academic cardiologist in touch with the latest developments in clinical research and practice. Each book in the series covers a topic of major importance and is written from an international perspective, by the leaders in the field. Significant advances have recently been made in the technology and clinical applications of ambulatory monitoring. These developments and clinical studies have made Holter monitoring one of the most important diagnosis and management tools available to cardiologists today. In this timely publication, Arthur Moss and Shlomo Stern have brought together the world's experts in the sciences and practice of the new field of noninvasive electrocardiology. They provide the clinical cardiologist and electrophysiologist with comprehensive and state-of-the-art information on the scientific basis of Holter monitoring, and guidance on how the complexity and challenges of diagnosis and monitoring of diverse cardiological problems can be minimized by effective use of this technology.