Acute Coronary Syndromes

Acute Coronary Syndrome (ACS) is a growing global menace with patients increasing in developing countries where tobacco and food play a major role. Its treatment guidelines and research results have proliferated in academia, but practical applications lag behind that research. This book addresses this void. Guidelines for treatment of ACS present in-depth reading for practicing cardiologists, thus preventing clinical application. The book aims to appraise readers of real-world situations and suggestions to help them acquire up-to-date knowledge on ACS and its effective diagnosis, prognosis and management.

Key Features



Covers recent advances in ACS management and pharmacotherapy

Discusses the guidelines for treatment of ACS for the professional cardiologist to apply to clinical practice

Explores the topics with the help of case scenarios

Follows a concise, yet comprehensive approach

Features a chapter on 'When to Transfer,' which discusses how to spot unstable patients or those heading towards shock