Cardiology is an area of great recent triumphs in  pharmacological and surgical treatment, yet cardiovascular disease  remains the leading cause of death and disability in the  industrialized world. Coronary disease, heart failure, stroke and  sudden arrhythmic cardiac death challenge both medical practitioners  and scientists.   With the dawning of the new `molecular' era, there is an awakened hope  that a more fundamental understanding of biologic processes may  eventually lead to new progress in the prevention and treatment of  these persistent and seemingly intransigent problems.   Molecular Cardiology in Clinical Practice brings together an  outstanding panel of experts in cardiovascular disease who have been  at the forefront of the application of molecular medicine to  cardiology. Its intent is to help bridge the gap between modern  medical practice and modern science, in the belief that an  understanding of basic principles can lead to new insight into the  problems of cardiac patients.

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