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Still can't figure out what part of the heart leads II, III, and aVF represent? Forgot how to detect left ventricular hypertrophy? It's all here, folks. This truly is the only EKG book you'll ever need. I used this short and easy to read book during my time on the Cardiology Service at UC Irvine. In his preface, Thaler compares learning to read EKGs like learning to read sheet music; he continues throughout the rest of this book with the same friendly yet authoritative style. A must read for any physician in training.