Bedside Cardiology, in its first and second editions, has already appealed to a wide audience of students, teachers, practicing physicians, and cardiologists who routinely manage patients with a variety of cardiac problems. The book has earned a reputation as a trusted companion for learners at different stages of training, as well as for clinicians who need a concise yet comprehensive guide at the bedside. In this thoroughly revised third edition, most of the original twenty nine chapters have been carefully updated to reflect current concepts in cardiovascular medicine, and an entirely new chapter has been added to address emerging areas of clinical relevance. Each chapter is designed to help readers interpret the full spectrum of symptoms and signs encountered in cardiology, guiding them step by step toward an accurate bedside diagnosis. The narrative emphasizes careful clinical observation, logical reasoning, and correlation of physical findings with underlying pathophysiology, so that readers can move beyond rote memorization and develop genuine diagnostic insight. Complex ideas are presented in clear language, and key points are reinforced through practical examples drawn from everyday practice. The overall approach is distinctive because it is lucid, pragmatic, and consistently unbiased, focusing on what is genuinely useful for patient care rather than on theoretical detail alone. The text highlights common diagnostic pitfalls, offers practical tips to avoid them, and encourages systematic thinking in the evaluation of cardiac patients. Every recommendation and interpretation in the book is grounded in current scientific evidence, ensuring that bedside decisions are aligned with contemporary standards of care. In addition, each chapter includes carefully selected references, enabling interested readers to explore the primary literature and authoritative guidelines for deeper understanding and ongoing learning.