The EACVI Handbook of Nuclear Cardiology

The European Society of Cardiology publications are key reference works authored and edited by leading international experts. Aligned with the ESC Core Curriculum, the ESC suite of publications are optimally placed for training and accreditation in cardiovascular medicine and related specialties.

Our extensive line-up of publications is anchored by the groundbreaking ESC CardioMed: an online-only work comprised of nearly 70 sections, with over 1000 chapters, and authors from around the globe. Every publication is peer reviewed and supported by evidence-based research, reflects current ESC guidelines, the educational syllabus, task force reports, and the scientific statements that guide current clinical practice.

Digital excellence at the heart of cardiology All ESC publications are available in multiple outputs, with an increased emphasis of online updates to meet the needs of todayâs user. Oxford University Press shares the ESC mission to reduce the burden of cardiovascular disease through this publishing partnership.

1. Radionuclide physics, Frank di Filippo2. Instrumentation, Aju P. Pazhenkottil, Hein Verberne, and Ronny Buechel3. Radiopharmaceuticals, Hein Verberne, Fabien Hyafil, and Alessia Gimelli4. Radiation safety, Ronny Buechel5. Cardiovascular stress, Eliana Reyes6. Methodology, Eliana Reyes and Aldo Schenone7. Image interpretation, Wael Jaber and Alessia Gimelli8. Radionuclide imaging in clinical cardiology, Wael Jaber and Ronny Buechel9. Radionuclide imaging in ischaemic heart disease, Ronny Buechel10. Radionuclide imaging in heart failure, Andreas Giannopoulos11. Amyloidosis, Wael Jaber and Alessia Gimelli12. Radionuclide imaging in myocardial and other disorders, Christine Jellis, Marc Dweck, Erika Hutt, and Paul Cremer12.1. Primary myocardial disorders, Christine Jellis and Marc Dweck12.2. Secondary myocardial disorders, Christine Jellis and Marc Dweck12.3. Imaging of Infection and other forms of inflammation, Erika Hutt and Paul Cremer13. Radionuclide imaging in congenital heart disease, Paul Cremer14. Radionuclide imaging in heart and lung disease, Alessia Gimelli15. Important Finding on Tomographic Images and CT Images for Attenuation correction, Paul Cremer, Serge Harb, and Ronny Buechel