Blood sample

Cardiac ultrasound

Recording of still and moving images of the heart using a probe coated with gel on the thorax. The examination lasts 20 to 30 minutes and takes place lying on your left side and on your back. Measurements are taken and analyzed by a technologist and subsequently a cardiologist interprets the results.

Consultation with cardiologist

Holter (continuous recording of electrical activity of the heart)

For a period of 24h, 48h, 72h, up to two weeks: 5 electrodes are applied to the level of the thorax and connected to a small recording box by wires.

The box is fixed at the level of the belt with a clip or is worn over the shoulder with the help of a strap. A preparation of the skin is necessary for the realization of this examination. A shave is necessary when there is hair on the chest. The skin will be cleansed with alcohol to remove all traces of sebum then a slight abrasion of the skin will be carried out using sandpaper for medical use, thus allowing a good capture of the electrical activity of the heart. .

For a holter of less than a week, showering, bathing or swimming are prohibited because the device must not be in contact with water. At the end of the recording, we go to your home to remove the device. We then analyze the data and then a cardiologist interprets the results.

Mapa (ambulatory blood pressure monitoring)

For a period of 24 or 48 hours: an armband is fitted to one arm and connected to a small recording box by a cable. The box is fixed at the level of the belt with a clip or is worn over the shoulder with the help of a strap. Wearing a short-sleeved shirt is preferable. Blood pressure will be measured every 15 minutes during the day and every hour at night.

Settings can be adjusted by us as needed. Showering, bathing or swimming are prohibited because the device must not come into contact with water. At the end of the recording, we go to your home to remove the device. We then analyze the data and then a cardiologist interprets the results.

Resting ECG (Resting Electrocardiogram)

Recording of the electrical activity of the heart over a short period. The exam lasts a maximum of 5 minutes.

The examination takes place ideally lying on your back and 10 electrodes are applied to the body, 4 at the level of the limbs and 6 at the level of the thorax. Wires are attached to it and then the recording begins.