ECG Books

ECG Books

Cardiology References

414 ratings
132 reviews
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  • Released
  • Updated
  • November 17, 2013
  • March 2, 2021
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Access a vast library of real-world ECG recordings demonstrating various cardiac abnormalities. Learn to interpret ECG findings with concise explanations and detailed case studies. Practice with over 1000 abnormal ECG cases in movie or report modes.

View real-time ECG recordings
Concise explanations of abnormalities
1000+ abnormal ECG cases
Movie mode with heartbeat sounds
Report mode for measurement and sharing
Detailed information on causes, diagnosis, and treatment
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What's New in ECG Books

3.0.2

March 2, 2021

We help doctors gain crucial medical knowledge and ECG interpreting skills and reduces the need to look at many different sources.

10

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$1.99

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User reviews

Full version

I paid for the full version using ipad, and it’s great, but when I download the app on the my iphone, its not the paid version. How do I sync my devices and the app?

不错

挺好的学习软件。如果可以增加心电图原理 正常心电图讲解,异常的地方标准,那就完美了。

Great supplement

I find myself using this app again and again whether I'm studying for my RCIS or ACLS or just trying to be better at rhythm interpretation. Lots of good pictorial examples and decent explanations.

I love this app

I'm loving this app, it's quite detailed and gives lots of ECG examples, most of the pictures in the read more section haven't been loading though on both wifi and mobile data, any updates or feedback would be helpful.

Great learning and refresher app

The app is really good for anyone wanting to learn more about reading and understanding ecg print out. The app shows a diagnosis then displays the corresponding ecg.

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User experience

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Reported Bugs

2 issues

Login/sync issues between devices

Bug

Compatibility problems with newer iOS versions

Bug

Requested Features

4 requests

Add more ECG cases and examples

Feature

Include a quiz or practice mode

Feature

Improve font size and readability

Feature

Introduce a free trial or more sample content

Feature

FAQ

What does the ECG Books app do?

This app provides a comprehensive library of ECG recordings showcasing a wide range of cardiac abnormalities. It offers concise explanations for each abnormality, detailing its manifestation in ECG findings. The app allows users to view these recordings repeatedly, aiding in the mastery of ECG interpretation.

What are the key features of ECG Books?

Key features include access to over 1000 abnormal ECG cases from real patients, presented in both 'Movie Mode' (with heartbeat sounds) and 'Report Mode' (for measurement and sharing). Each case includes detailed information on causes, characteristics, signs, diagnosis, and treatment.

How much does ECG Books cost?

The app is free to download and use, offering a foundational experience. Additional content or features may be available through in-app purchases, allowing users to expand their access to specific ECG abnormality books or case studies.

Who is the target audience for ECG Books?

This app is designed for medical professionals, including doctors and nurses, as well as students in medical, nursing, and paramedic programs. It is also beneficial for anyone seeking to improve their skills in interpreting electrocardiograms (ECGs) and understanding cardiac rhythms.

What are some common use cases for ECG Books?

Common use cases include practicing ECG interpretation for exams or clinical rotations, learning about specific cardiac abnormalities, and using it as a quick reference tool in a clinical setting. Students can use it to supplement their coursework, especially if their educational resources are limited.