Holter

At the Holter becomes a electrocardiogram recorded over a period of 18-24 hours.

In this case, the ECG device is particularly small and can be easily attached to the patient's body with a belt.

The long-termECG is primarily used to detect cardiac arrhythmias.

We give the patient a log in which he or she records his or her symptoms and activities during the recording period. This allows us to link any changes in the ECG to the corresponding symptoms.

The recorded data is analyzed using a computer and the findings are discussed with the patient in the practice.