Cardiac Diagnostics

Comprehensive non-invasive tests to evaluate heart rhythm, structure, and performance, supporting early detection and effective management of cardiovascular conditions.

Diagnostic tests can also be performed preventively to provide peace of mind, even when no symptoms are present.

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Cardiac diagnostics include a range of specialist, non-invasive tests that help doctors assess the condition and function of the heart. These tests provide essential information for identifying cardiovascular disorders, monitoring existing heart conditions, and guiding treatment decisions.

The key examinations offered are:

ECG (Electrocardiogram)

ECG, or resting electrocardiography, is a common, non-invasive heart examination. It is recommended when there is a suspicion of heart rhythm disturbances. The test assesses the heart’s rhythm and rate and can detect damage to the heart muscle in individuals who have had or are experiencing a heart attack. 

ECG (Electrocardiogram)

This is an ultrasound examination of the heart’s structures and movements. It evaluates the heart’s anatomy, valve function, and the contractility of the heart muscle. It is particularly recommended for patients suspected of having heart disease. 

Exercise ECG (Stress Test)

This non-invasive test assesses the heart’s performance during physical exertion. It is used to provide a precise diagnosis for individuals suspected of having impaired heart muscle function. It also helps determine the prognosis for patients who have had a heart attack or undergone coronary artery procedures. 

Benefits

Early Diagnosis

Detects heart rhythm disturbances and structural abnormalities.

Non-Invasive

Safe and painless procedures without the need for surgery.

Comprehensive Assessment

Provides detailed insights into heart rhythm, function, and performance.

Supports Treatment

Helps doctors choose the most effective management plan.

How to Prepare

  • Wear comfortable clothing and shoes for tests involving physical activity.
  • Bring a list of your current medications.
  • Avoid heavy meals or caffeine before an exercise ECG (stress test).
  • Follow any additional instructions provided by the medical team.

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