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Cardiology services
Preoperative cardiology assessment
The screening is adjusted to the history, age, existing health problems and the type of operation, without unnecessary tests.
At a glance
PurposeTo assess cardiovascular risk before surgery and identify any precautions or further tests needed.
DurationIt depends on the type of operation, the history and the findings of the cardiological evaluation.
PreparationBring, if available, the referral or information about the operation, recent tests and a complete list of medications.
Returning to daily activitiesImmediately.
When results are availableThe cardiological assessment is completed during the visit, unless there is a need for additional testing before the final opinion is given.
The same cardiac test is not required before each operation. The evaluation is adapted to the patient and the type of planned operation.
The service
Targeted cardiac evaluation before an operation.
The screening is adjusted to the history, age, existing health problems and the type of operation, without unnecessary tests.
When can it be of value?
- Before scheduled surgery
- Known heart disease
- New cardiac symptoms
- Anticoagulant or antiplatelet treatment
What does the assessment include?
- History and clinical examination
- ECG when indicated
- Targeted additional tests
- Clear cardiology guidelines
Helpful answers
What you need to know.
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When is it needed?
When the type of operation, history, symptoms, or general condition indicate that cardiac evaluation is needed.
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What information does it give us?
It recognizes potential cardiac risk factors in time and helps in the safe planning of the operation.