As with most of medicine, there is no substitute for experience, and to make the best use of the ECG there is no substitute for reviewing large numbers of them. ECGs need to be seen in the context of the patient from whom they were recorded. We have to learn to appreciate the variations both of normality and of the patterns associated with different diseases, and to think about how the ECG can help patient management.
Although no book can substitute for practical experience, ECG CHALLENGE goes a stage nearer the clinical world than books that simply aim to teach ECG interpretation. It presents clinical problems in the shape of simple case histories, together with the relevant ECG. It invites the reader to interpret the ECG in the light of the clinical evidence provided, and to decide on a course of action before looking at the answer.
In this first version, 30 ECGs are added.
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Although no book can substitute for practical experience, ECG CHALLENGE goes a stage nearer the clinical world than books that simply aim to teach ECG interpretation. It presents clinical problems in the shape of simple case histories, together with the relevant ECG. It invites the reader to interpret the ECG in the light of the clinical evidence provided, and to decide on a course of action before looking at the answer.
In this first version, 30 ECGs are added.
** Requires Internet connection.





Comments and ratings for ECG Challenge
(62 stars)
by Drew Prelgauskas on 24/03/2013
The pictures are too low res for fine the measurement needed for things like st elevation. The app just tells you what it is without any discussion on why. One scenario looked like st elevation in the septal leads but the app said it was just peaked t wav
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by ups mehta on 23/02/2013
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by afroza meerkar on 14/02/2013
Best for budding docs
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by Allison J on 02/02/2013
would be better with a 4 lead strip and a 12 lead
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by Lena Lee on 16/01/2013
Wish it didn't just give a 12 lead reading . Its not worth the space to keep
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by A Google User on 12/09/2012
Great lessons worth simple and concise explanations. However needs a rhythm strip on the ekgs.