Find the condition. Then learn the decision.
Use Topics A–Z to look up a named condition such as Brugada syndrome, or switch to Clinical pathways to follow the sequence from presentation through diagnosis, treatment and follow-up. Both layouts open the same original chapters.
Clinical pathways
Learn from presentation and risk through diagnosis, treatment and follow-up.
01Read the cardiovascular signal
Turn symptoms, examination, ECG, biomarkers and imaging into a defensible working diagnosis.
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Read the cardiovascular signal
Turn symptoms, examination, ECG, biomarkers and imaging into a defensible working diagnosis.
11 topics02Recognise and stabilise immediate threats
Identify the patient who cannot wait, begin stabilisation and activate the definitive pathway.
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Recognise and stabilise immediate threats
Identify the patient who cannot wait, begin stabilisation and activate the definitive pathway.
12 topics03Restore coronary perfusion and prevent recurrence
Move from coronary phenotype to reperfusion, revascularisation, recovery and event prevention.
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Restore coronary perfusion and prevent recurrence
Move from coronary phenotype to reperfusion, revascularisation, recovery and event prevention.
9 topics04Control pump failure and congestion
Phenotype pump failure, relieve congestion, introduce disease-modifying treatment and recognise advanced disease.
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Control pump failure and congestion
Phenotype pump failure, relieve congestion, introduce disease-modifying treatment and recognise advanced disease.
7 topics05Resolve rhythm, conduction and device decisions
Separate stable from unstable rhythms, then choose drugs, cardioversion, ablation or device therapy.
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Resolve rhythm, conduction and device decisions
Separate stable from unstable rhythms, then choose drugs, cardioversion, ablation or device therapy.
14 topics06Define valve, endocardial and prosthesis disease
Name the lesion, measure its consequence and know when surveillance becomes intervention.
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Define valve, endocardial and prosthesis disease
Name the lesion, measure its consequence and know when surveillance becomes intervention.
11 topics07Separate myocardial from pericardial disease
Distinguish muscle, inflammation, infiltration and pressure-limited filling using the right test sequence.
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Separate myocardial from pericardial disease
Distinguish muscle, inflammation, infiltration and pressure-limited filling using the right test sequence.
11 topics08Protect the aorta, carotids and limb circulation
Recognise threatened tissue, quantify chronic disease and escalate to vascular intervention at the right threshold.
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Protect the aorta, carotids and limb circulation
Recognise threatened tissue, quantify chronic disease and escalate to vascular intervention at the right threshold.
5 topics09Manage veins, ulcers and lymphatic swelling
Use anatomy, skin findings and clot risk to select compression, anticoagulation, intervention or referral.
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Manage veins, ulcers and lymphatic swelling
Use anatomy, skin findings and clot risk to select compression, anticoagulation, intervention or referral.
6 topics10Reduce pressure, lipid and thrombotic risk
Apply prevention to the person: absolute risk, treatment threshold, target, safety check and follow-up.
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Reduce pressure, lipid and thrombotic risk
Apply prevention to the person: absolute risk, treatment threshold, target, safety check and follow-up.
8 topics11Adapt care for anatomy, inheritance and life stage
Account for congenital anatomy, pulmonary pressure, pregnancy, genetics and exercise-related risk.
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Adapt care for anatomy, inheritance and life stage
Account for congenital anatomy, pulmonary pressure, pregnancy, genetics and exercise-related risk.
11 topicsIndependent structure. Traceable clinical claims.
The A–Z view is generated from Doctor's Passport's canonical curriculum; the clinical pathway hierarchy is independently designed around clinical decisions. No competitor wording, tables, diagrams or distinctive chapter sequence is used. All chapter drafts retain a visible UK source trail and clinical-review state.
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