After the successful publication of Medical English, Radiological English and Primary Care English by Springer, I considered it a top priority to keep on writing medical English books by specialties, which could become useful tools for health care professionals and medical students all over the world. Being a cardiovascular radiologist myself, Cardiovascular English was one of the first titles that came to my mind when I began to think about a series of medical English books by specialties. In spite of the fact that c- diovascular diseases are my main area of interest, I would not have dared co-write a book on cardiovascular English without the enthusiastic support of Dr. Mejía. This book project started in Benalmadena when, during the dinner after a 1-day course on cardiovascular imaging, Dr. Manuel Concha, a pro- nent figure in cardiac surgery and one of the pioneers of cardiac tra- plants in my country, and who was aware of my idea of writing a card- vascular English book, introduced Dr. Mejía to me saying "Ramón, Sergio is the person you are looking for." He was absolutely right. Sergio Mejía has been enthusiastically c- mitted to the book project since its inception. Like its predecessors, Cardiovascular English is not written by English teachers and aimed at English students, but it is written by doctors and aimed at doctors.

Methodological Approach to Cardiological English

Cardiovascular Grammar
Cardiovascular Scientific Literature: Writing an Article
Letters to Editors of Cardiovascular Journals
Attending an International Cardiological Course
Giving a Cardiological Talk
Chairing a Cardiovascular Session
Usual Mistakes Made by Cardiologists when Speaking and Writing In English
Latin and Greek Terminology
Acronyms and Abbreviations
Cardiovascular Clinical History
Cardiovascular Examination
Prescribing Medication
Echocardiography
Invasive Cardiac Imaging: the Cath Lab
Electrocardiogram Interpretation
Heart Transplantation
Clinical Session
On Call
Conversation Survival Guide.