Electrocardiography (ECG) is the recording and assessment of the heart’s electrical activity using a special device. The examination helps detect abnormalities in heart rhythm and conduction, certain cardiovascular diseases and other changes. ECG may be used to evaluate complaints such as chest pain, palpitations, shortness of breath, dizziness and weakness, as well as in pre-treatment and preoperative examinations.

Echocardiography is an examination of the heart using ultrasound waves. During the examination, the heart chambers, valves, the activity of the heart muscle and the characteristics of blood flow are assessed. Echocardiography plays an important role in diagnosing structural and functional changes of the heart, valve diseases, heart failure and other pathologies.

Cardioversion is a medical intervention aimed at restoring normal heart rhythm in cases of heart rhythm disorders. Depending on the type of rhythm disorder and the patient’s clinical condition, it may be performed with medications or electrical cardioversion. During electrical cardioversion, a controlled electrical impulse is delivered to the heart, and the procedure is usually performed under sedation. The indication for cardioversion and the preparation process are determined by the cardiologist.

Pediatric echocardiography is an ultrasound examination of the heart in children. This examination enables assessment of the heart’s structure, chambers, valves and blood flow. It is used to detect congenital heart defects, heart valve and muscle diseases, and changes in the heart chambers and blood circulation. The examination is performed according to the child’s age and clinical condition.

The on-site EXO and ECG service enables medical examinations to be performed at the patient’s home or another suitable location. It provides convenience especially for patients with limited mobility, elderly patients, patients with chronic diseases and those who have difficulty visiting the clinic. The results of on-site ECG and echocardiography are evaluated by the physician together with the patient’s clinical condition and other examination results.