The Fundamentals of Electrocardiographic Interpretation.
Archives of Internal Medicine · 1938
The author presents this book as an aid to the novice in electrocardiography. It is essentially an expansion of his series of articles which appeared inThe Journal of the American Medical Associationin 1932. An earnest attempt to present the subject in condensed form is evident, but in places this results in a sketchy presentation of important phases of the work, particularly where graphic and clinical correlations are attempted. This little book without doubt will be helpful to the student, yet it embodies nothing that gives it an advantage over other hitherto published books on electrocardiography.