Cardiology in Special Populations

Special Populations & Cross-Specialty

Cardiology as it presents in the populations that general guidance handles least well. This pillar covers cardiovascular disease in women including cardio-obstetrics, cardiology in the elderly and frail, adult congenital heart disease, autoimmune and inflammatory cardiac conditions including cardiac sarcoidosis, and cardio-renal and cardio-metabolic overlap.
These are the areas where the evidence base thins and where clinicians most often extrapolate from trial populations that did not include their patient. Pregnancy is a cardiovascular stress test that most cardiology training barely addresses. Frailty changes the risk-benefit of intervention in ways that age alone does not capture. Adult congenital patients now outnumber paediatric ones and are frequently managed by clinicians who trained before that was true.
Each title states plainly where the evidence stops and clinical judgement begins, which is more useful than a confident recommendation that was never tested in the population being treated.

Showing all 7 resultsSorted by price: high to low

Special Populations & Cross-Specialty

Managing Adult Congenital Heart Disease

Cardio-Obstetrics — Cardiology in Women

Cardiac Sarcoidosis and Rare Autoimmune Heart Conditions

Antibiotic Therapy — Stewardship for Doctors

Geriatric Cardiology — From Frailty to Tertiary Care

Cardiology for Every Specialist — Cross-Specialty Reference

Cardiac Nursing Guide — Comprehensive Handbook