Tests and procedures
Holter monitoring
Continuous recording of the heart rhythm over 24 hours.
How a Holter works
A small device continuously records your heart rhythm throughout your normal day.
- Recording device
- Electrodes stuck to the chest
- Continuous recording around the clock
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When should you seek help?
If you need an additional opinion on palpitations, a feeling of skipped beats, dizziness or a previously diagnosed rhythm disorder. For emergency symptoms, call 103.
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Preparation
Bring your previous ECG, Holter and test results, as well as a list of the medicines you are taking.
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Holter monitoring
The exact procedure, price and preparation are agreed with the doctor or administrator at the appointment.
+998 97 490 86 75Specialist
Sherzod Nasirovich Sabirov