24-hour Holter Monitoring
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This involves wearing a 24-hour electrocardiogram (ECG) monitor, allowing you to return home or work as normal without having to spend an overnight stay in the hospital.
People who should be tested.
This test is suitable for patients whom doctors suspect may have an arrhythmia but which is not detected by a standard electrocardiogram (ECG). On average, it is suitable for those who experience symptoms at least 1-2 days per episode.
Medical equipment and instruments
24-hour electrocardiogram (ECG) recorder
Preparing for the service.
- You can perform your normal tasks and daily routines, except: do not shower, swim, or get the device and the area around the wires and connectors wet. Avoid exercises that involve excessive arm movement.
- The device has a button that you can press if you feel that something is wrong.
- You should wear a shirt with buttons down the front for ease of fastening your uniform.
Do not drop the device (it will be neatly placed in a bag and attached to a belt for you).
Opening hours
Open every day, Monday to Sunday.
Open 24 hours a day.
Heart Center, 3rd Floor
