Become a 3D Coronary Anatomy and Electrophysiology Expert
Cath Lab Training:
When the X-Ray camera rotates during an angiogram it's easy to lose your orientation and become confused with the anatomy. Our easy-to-follow online course is designed to help those new to the cath lab to become coronary anatomy masters at whatever angle the camera rotates to.
- 90 minutes of HD Video across 14 videos covering everything you need to know.
- Full voice-over explanations to complement video content.
- 3D animations and real-life patient angiograms to assist with explanations.
- How changing your camera angle affects your anatomy orientation.
- The secret art of isocentering and how it can dramatically reduce your x-ray dose.
- Problem solving challenges with real cases to enhance learning.
EP Basics:
We have a series of twelve articles especially written for those new to learning electrophysiology. Includes easy to understand diagrams and ECG examples.
- An Introduction to Electrograms
- Anatomical Descriptions and Fluoroscopic Views
- Introduction to Entrainment
- WPW Syndrome
- AVNRT
- Monomorphic Ventricular Tachycardia
- Adenosine in EP
- Persistent Junctional Reciprocating Tachycardia (PJRT)
- Atrial Flutter Ablation
- AF Ablation
- Atrial Tachycardia Ablation
- Bundle Branch Re-entry Ventricular Tachycardia (VT)
Lifetime Access
Now only $97.00!
Our team have put a lot of effort into producing the electrophysiology articles and coronary artery anatomy videos so that they are easy for beginners to understand. If you are new to the cath lab or electrophysiology department, or just want a refresher, then this is for you.
We also plan on adding new cardiology subjects soon for you to access as part of your membership.
Cath Lab Training Overview
Cath Lab Training Preview Images
Cath Lab X-Ray Angles Explained (Lateral)
3D Coronary Artery Anatomy in LAO Cranial
EP Basics Preview Images
Atrial Tachycardia Explained
30 Day Money Back Guarantee
If you don’t think the cath lab video course helped you learn the coronary artery anatomy at different x-ray angles in the cath lab, or the EP articles didn’t help you, email us and we will happily refund your money.