Edited by Christopher Wren and Ronald W.F. Campbell. 368 pp. New York, Oxford University Press, 1996. $125. ISBN 0-19-262295-1.
Arrhythmias are a common and often perplexing problem for physiciansinvolved in the care of infants, children, and adolescents.Most arrhythmias in young patients are benign, but some maycause severe symptoms and even sudden death. In this era, aspediatric cardiologists have become less comfortable with managingarrhythmias and increasingly dependent on their colleagues inelectrophysiology, there are few resources to inform cliniciansabout current approaches to the evaluation and treatment ofchildren with arrhythmias. For these reasons, this book is welcome.The book is pleasantly written and may be read in its entiretyor used as a resource . . . [Full Text of this Article]
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