Following on from the very successful "ECG Made Easy" this new mini atlas of ECG offers a crisp, concise synopsis of how to take and to interpret various ECG records. Chapter 1 gives the basics of electrocariography, and the following chapters deal with the artefacts (machinery) used, potential abnormalities, common dilemmas to be faced, acute myocardial infarctions, ventricular premature contractions, and pacemaker issues - rhythm and malfunction. A free CD-Rom shows how an ECG should be recorded. This little book will be frequently referred to by both students and their teachers, as well as practising residents and paramedics.