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Cardiology services
Cardiology follow-up
Regular monitoring helps to know if a known condition remains stable and if treatment is still appropriate.
At a glance
PurposeIt shows if the situation remains stable, if changes have occurred and if treatment needs to be adjusted.
DurationDepends on your history and the assessment needed.
PreparationBring past exams, recent readings and a complete medication list.
Returning to daily activitiesImmediately after the visit. If additional testing is required, instructions will be given.
When results are availableAvailable findings and next steps are discussed during the visit. The recheck is scheduled according to your needs.
The service
Continuity of care based on the course and actual needs of each patient.
Regular monitoring helps to know if a known condition remains stable and if treatment is still appropriate.
When can it be of value?
- Hypertension or dyslipidemia
- Arrhythmia
- Coronary artery disease
- Valvular disease or other known problem
What does the assessment include?
- Reassessment of symptoms
- Reviewing treatment and targets
- Comparison with previous findings
- Schedule a follow-up check
Helpful answers
What you need to know.
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When is it needed?
When there is a known cardiac problem, treatment that needs re-evaluation or a specific re-check plan.
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What information does it give us?
It shows if the situation remains stable, if changes have occurred and if treatment needs to be adjusted.