Arrhythmia: Information for Healthcare Professionals

Comprehensive arrhythmia information
Guide for healthcare professionals

The American Heart Association has developed this content area specifically for healthcare professionals who may not deal with arrhythmia every day but who may have patients with arrhythmia symptoms or who are on an arrhythmia treatment plan. We've provided a comprehensive overview, with information on recognition, diagnosis, treatment and management. We've also provided an extensive list of resources for professionals, so if you need more information, you'll be able to find it quickly from this site.

Editorial Feature
Read articles about diagnosing, treating and managing arrhythmia. Contributors to this section are cardiologists who deal with arrhythmia daily. Our goal is to provide continuous, relevant information on issues important to you and your patients. more

Evaluating Patients
Patients suspected of having a cardiac arrhythmia may present with symptoms such as palpitations, syncope, spells of lightheadedness, chest pain or symptoms of congestive heart failure. more

Arrhythmia News
Get the latest arrhythmia-related news from the American Heart Association. more

Patient Education Quarterly
Our e-newsletter brings you the latest heart health information to help your patients manage their condition.Sign up today.

This content is reviewed regularly. Last updated 11/20/08.

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