ECG (Electrocardiography), the cornerstone of cardiological diagnosis, has become capable of providing much more sensitive and detailed data with the development of technology. The modern digital ECG systems used in our clinics play a critical role in accurate diagnosis by capturing even the smallest electrical deviations.
Our Range of Services
We use different methods to measure the heart's situational responses:
- Resting ECG: Mapping the heart's electrical activity in a quiet state.
- Stress ECG (Exercise Test): Evaluating the heart's performance under physical stress and the risk of vascular occlusion.
- Holter Monitoring (24/48 Hours): Wearable technology used to capture momentary rhythm disturbances that occur in your daily life.
- 24-Hour Blood Pressure Monitoring: All-day blood pressure monitoring to rule out misleading conditions like "white coat hypertension."
The Role of Technology in Accurate Diagnosis
Our digital systems allow us to analyze data instantly and compare it with your past records. This way, we can make much more accurate decisions by observing changes over time (trend analysis).
"The more sensitive the data, the sharper the diagnosis."
Who Should Have an ECG?
ECG is the first test any patient experiencing palpitations, chest pain, shortness of breath, or fainting should apply for. In addition, regular checks are vital for professional athletes and those working under high stress.