Management of Heart Failure
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From the reviews: "This is a well-organized basic science and clinical review of heart failure . . The book targets healthcare providers, including students, physicians-in-training, nurses, and midlevels, involved in the prevention and management of heart failure in patients. . This book is easy to read, using tables and diagrams to illustrate points . . It is a useful resource to guide day-to-day clinical practice and can be used as a reference by those interested in attaining in-depth knowledge of heart failure." (Arindam Banerjee, Doody's Review Service, December, 2009) "The new reference work Management of Heart Failure presents an important new, truly multidisciplinary, approach to the patient with advanced heart failure. . Management of Heart Failure offers a . heterogeneous review of a broad range of medical and surgical strategies for evaluation and management of heart failure. . a welcome addition to the heart failure library . ." (Nancy K. Sweitzer and Mauricio Velez, Journal of the American Medical Association, Vol. 303 (14), April, 2010)More details
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Ragavendra Baliga is a previously published author of educational cardiology titles and an experienced cardiology clincian.
Dr. Bertram Pitt, MD has researched in practically all areas of cardiovascular disease, with special emphasis on ischemic heart disease and heart failure. Dr. Pitt is author of close to 500 papers and chapters in books and is Member of the Editorial Board on a number of Journals in cardiovascular diseases. He is a member of numerous professional societies and has held office in several of them. Among others, he was Chairman, Council on Circulation of the American Heart Association, President of the Michigan Chapter of American College of Cardiology, Chairman, Young Investigator's Award Committee of the American College of Cardiology, and is currently Chairman of the Reveal Committee of the ACC. Dr Pitt has been the Principal or Co-principal Investigator of a number of significant clinical trials.
An assistant professor of medicine and Clinical Director of the Cardiomyopathy Program at Boston University School of Medicine, Dr. Michael M. Givertz, MD is the recipient of a Grant-in-Aid form the American Heart Association, Massachusetts Affiliate, to study the role of cardiac nitric oxide in humans with left ventricular dysfunction. His catheterization-laboratory-based research also seeks to understand the mechanisms of secondary pulmonary hypertension in heart failure.