Corrielus Cardiology

  A thorough evaluation is essential when it comes to cardiac screening in order to identify any potential concerns before they develop into serious ones. The cardiac screening procedure, however, can change based on the cardiologist, the patient's unique medical history, and risk factors. So, does every cardiologist use the same method for cardiac screenings? NO, is the response. How Cardiologists began with the procedure:  A cardiologist will typically begin by thoroughly documenting the patient's medical history. This information will cover any symptoms they may have had, like chest pain or breathlessness, as well as any existing illnesses they may have, including high blood pressure, and diabetes. The cardiologist will use this information to choose the proper screening tests for the patient. Cardiologists typically use electrocardiograms (ECGs), echocardiograms, stress tests, and blood tests as part of their screening procedures. An echocardiogram, which employs ultrasoun...