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Transthoracic echocardiography: technique and indications

Principle of Doppler echocardiography

Doppler echocardiography and advanced ultrasound techniques

Transoesophageal echocardiography: technique and indications

Stress echocardiography for ischaemia and myocardial viability

Cardiac computed tomography

Cardiac magnetic resonance imaging

Cardiac catheterisation: left and right heart assessment

Cardiac MRI appearances of myocardial infarction

Coronary angiography and left ventriculography: illustrated findings

Electrophysiology studies in arrhythmia

Role of cardiac radionuclide imaging

Blood pool imaging: technique and measurements

Myocardial perfusion scanning and metabolic imaging

Assessing presenting cardiovascular symptoms

New York Heart Association functional classes

Exertional chest discomfort and coronary artery disease

Clinical assessment of exertional chest discomfort

Investigations for suspected angina

Severe prolonged cardiac chest discomfort

Clinical assessment of suspected acute coronary syndrome

Investigation and reassessment of suspected acute coronary syndrome

Cardiac causes of breathlessness

Definition of syncope

Palpitation: meaning and symptom descriptions

Clinical assessment of palpitation

Investigating suspected arrhythmic palpitation

Palpitation: evaluation, reassurance and warning features

Cardiac arrest and characteristics of heart sounds

Opening snap in mitral stenosis

Abnormal heart sounds as a presenting finding

Assessing abnormal heart sounds and murmurs

Innocent murmurs and clues to murmur origin

Assessment and timing of cardiac murmurs

Mid-diastolic, early diastolic and continuous murmurs

Echocardiography for a suspected pathological cardiac sound

Common systolic murmurs and their associated findings

Heart failure: definition and ventricular patterns

Heart failure: epidemiology, prognosis and causes

Heart failure: ventricular dysfunction and Starling's Law

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