The Washington Manual of Heart Failure and Transplantation First Edition

Your Essential Guide to Heart Failure and Transplantation

The Washington Manual® Heart Failure and Transplantation is the newest addition to the acclaimed Washington Manual® series, delivering concise, evidence-based insights into the rapidly evolving field of heart failure management and cardiac transplantation. Edited by Drs. Jonathan D. Moreno and Benjamin J. Kopecky, this practical handbook distills the expertise of Washington University faculty into an accessible, portable reference designed for clinicians at every level.

Key Features:

• Comprehensive Yet Concise: Covers the full spectrum of heart failure—from pathophysiology to clinical management—across both inpatient and outpatient settings.
• High-Yield Format: Organized in a clear, bulleted layout with numerous figures, algorithms, tables, and images for quick review and bedside reference.
• Evidence-Based Insights: Links clinical practice to primary research and landmark studies, with tables summarizing key trials and recommendations for further reading.
• Real-World Application: Includes clinical vignettes that illustrate practical approaches to diagnosis and treatment.
• Expert Contributions: Written by experienced physicians and fellows from Washington University’s departments of cardiology, internal medicine, surgery, and pharmacy.
• For Every Level of Practice: Perfect for cardiology and heart failure fellows, general cardiologists, internal medicine residents, and advanced practice providers.
• Enhanced eBook Access: Includes a digital version featuring searchable text, note-taking tools, and enhanced navigation for an optimized learning experience.

Compact, authoritative, and clinically focused, The Washington Manual® Heart Failure and Transplantation is an indispensable resource for mastering modern heart failure management and transplantation care.