Holter ECG | Polyclinic Belgrade

Holter ECG | Holter ECG

Holter ECG

ECG Holter Monitoring – Polyclinic Belgrade. 24-hour monitoring of heart rhythm and cardiac activity with an experienced cardiologist. GREAT PRICE✓ Book!

 

Holter ECG is a non-invasive diagnostic method by which the electrical activity of the heart is continuously monitored over 24 hours or a longer period. During the examination, the patient wears a small portable device that records the heart's function under usual living conditions, including activity, rest and sleep. This method enables the detection of heart rhythm disorders that often cannot be registered during a short-term ECG examination in the office.

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ECG Holter monitoring

 5.999  RSD

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Frequently Asked Questions

A Holter ECG is a non-invasive diagnostic method that continuously monitors the electrical activity of the heart over 24 hours or a longer period. It enables the doctor to perform a detailed analysis of the heart rhythm under everyday living conditions.

A Holter ECG is recommended for symptoms such as heart palpitations, skipped heartbeats, dizziness, a feeling of faintness, chest pain, shortness of breath, as well as when heart rhythm disorders are suspected.

Small electrodes are placed on the skin of the chest, connected to a portable device that the patient wears during the recording period. The device records the heart's activity while the patient carries out their usual daily activities.

A Holter ECG device is most often worn for 24 to 48 hours, but as recommended by the doctor, monitoring can last longer, depending on the symptoms and the need for diagnostics.

No. The examination is completely painless and safe. The patient can carry out most everyday activities normally while wearing the device.

Special preparation is generally not required. Before the device is placed, the doctor gives instructions on how to wear it and how to behave during the examination.

Yes. The device is also worn during sleep so that the doctor has a complete picture of the heart's activity at different periods of the day and night.

A Holter ECG can detect various heart rhythm disorders, such as a fast, slow, or irregular heartbeat, as well as changes that are not visible on a standard ECG examination.

Yes. The patient is advised to note the time at which any symptoms appear, the activities they were performing, and other important information, so that the doctor can compare them with the recorded heart tracing.

After the recording is completed, the doctor analyzes the recorded data and provides an expert opinion, as well as recommendations for further monitoring, additional diagnostics, or therapy if needed.

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