Dr. Ken Grauer's 2014 edition of the ECG Pocket Brain is now available!  

Those of you who have visited the ECG Guru before are already familiar with Dr. Ken Grauer and his wonderful teaching style.  He is a frequent contributer to the ECG Guru, both on the "Ask the Expert" page, and as a commenter on our content.  Dr. Grauer's ECG and ACLS books are valuable resources for ECG students, instructors, and anyone who interprets ECGs.

The ECG Pocket Brain, 2014 greatly expands on the content from prior versions.  You will find updated information on basic rhythm interpretation, M.I., chamber enlargement, bundle branch block, and more.  Learn about Takosubo cardiomyopathy, Wellen's syndrome, pulmonary embolus, and more!  Dr. Grauer's teaching style, as most of you already know, makes it easy to learn.  If you are a teacher, his books will give you guidance on how to explain ECG topics to your students - just follow Dr. Grauer's example.

One of the best things about this book is the ease of use.  It is a small book that you can carry with you.  The paper is high-quality, with a cover than can be wiped clean. And best of all - spiral binding, which makes it easy to use.  Even though Dr. Grauer's Pocket Brains are small in size, they are FULL of important information - not a word is wasted.  They are excellent values at reasonable prices.

The ECG GURU highly recommends this book!

To see a preview of the ECG Pocket Brain 2014, go to Amazon.com.

(As is true of all book reviews in Dawn's Blog, this is not a paid advertisement, but is the unsolicited opinion of the Administrator of the ECG Guru.)