Braunwalds Heart Disease Practice Guidelines for iPhone and iPadAccess the most useful, clinically actionable and evidence-based cardiology clinical practice guidelines today!The joint cardiovascular practice guidelines of the American College of Cardiology (ACC) and the American Heart Association (AHA) have become important documents for guiding cardiology practice and establishing benchmarks for quality of care. In each edition of Braunwalds Heart Disease, the market-leading global clinical textbook of cardiology, authors and editors summarize all the latest ACC/AHA practice guidelines and transform them into clinically actionable points presented in an easily accessible, bulleted format. Braunwalds Heart Disease practice guidelines have long been one of the most popular features of this classic bible of cardiology both in print and online. For the first time the guidelines have been streamlined for mobile presentation and available for download by cardiologists and all related health care professionals who want mobile access to this clinically actionable information in a high-yield, bulleted format. Visit www.braunwalds.com for information on how to obtain the full text reference online via Expert Consult.FeaturesAdapted from the brand-new, 9th Edition of Braunwalds Heart Disease publishing in 2011Based on the latest published evidenceContains clinically actionable points presented in an easily-digested, bulleted formatQuickly browse by topic or categoryPersonalize your resultsBookmark relevant guidelines for even faster referenceMake and save notesHighlight keywordsAvailable for iPhone and iPadContentsElectrocardiographyExercise Stress TestingAppropriate Use Criteria: EchocardiographyAppropriate Use Criteria: Nuclear CardiologyAppropriate Use Criteria: Cardiovascular Magnetic ResonanceAppropriate Use Criteria: Cardiac Computed TomographyCoronary ArteriographyManagement of Heart FailureAmbulatory Electrocardiographic and Electrophysiological TestingCardiac Pacemakers and Cardioverter-DefibrillatorsAtrial FibrillationTreatment of HypertensionManagement of Patients with ST-Segment Elevation Myocardial InfarctionUnstable Angina and Non-ST Elevation Myocardial InfarctionChronic Stable AnginaPercutaneous Coronary InterventionManagement of Valvular Heart DiseaseInfective EndocarditisPregnancy and Heart DiseaseReducing Cardiac Risk with Noncardiac Surgery
