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Electrophysiology Clinic in Dhakuria | Manipal Hospitals
Electrophysiology Clinic in Dhakuria | Manipal Hospitals

Electrophysiology

Heart Hospital in Dhakuria


At Manipal Hospitals, Dhakuria, West Bengal, our cardiology care team prioritises Electrophysiology as a crucial aspect of heart health. With a focus on studying the heart's electrical activities, our skilled team diagnoses and treats various cardiac rhythm disorders. Led by experienced professionals, we employ innovative procedures and advanced techniques to ensure optimal patient outcomes.

Electrophysiology Clinic in Dhakuria

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Manipal Hospitals, Dhakuria, West Bengal, is dedicated to delivering electrophysiology services to address heart disorders. We focus on utilising advanced techniques such as Radiofrequency Catheter Ablation and Pacemaker Implantation to provide patients with effective alternatives to traditional heart surgery. We aim to reduce recovery times and enhance patient care by prioritising minimally invasive procedures. We are committed to remaining at the forefront of medical advancements by integrating the latest therapies and technologies into our electrophysiology program. From initial diagnosis to personalised treatment plans, Manipal Hospitals, Dhakuria, is here to offer advanced care that effectively manages arrhythmias and enhances patient outcomes.
 

 

Electrophysiology Clinic in Dhakuria | Manipal Hospitals

Manipal Hospitals, Dhakuria, is dedicated to offering patients in West Bengal complete cardiac electrophysiology services. Our staff of highly qualified physicians and our cutting-edge treatment facilities ensure that patient safety is our priority, and we follow the right procedures when conducting EP investigations. Our goal is to provide our patients with the finest possible cardiac electrophysiology care to improve their treatment outcomes.

Our team of skilled cardiologists and cardiac specialists focuses on providing patients with compassionate and knowledgeable guidance throughout the electrophysiological testing procedure. Your condition will be carefully evaluated by our medical specialists, who will also go over the procedure to ensure you are comfortable and completely informed at every stage.
 

Electrophysiology Clinic in Dhakuria | Manipal Hospitals

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An electrophysiological study (EP study) provides your healthcare team with a comprehensive analysis of the electrical signals that flow through your heart. You might require an EP study if you experience any of the following: 

  • Arrhythmia, which is an irregular heart rhythm.

  • Supraventricular tachycardia (SVT) or any other type of tachycardia, in which you have an irregular or fast heartbeat, an EP study can help determine the best treatment in such cases.

  • If you experienced a sudden loss of consciousness, an EP study can help identify the cause. 

  • If you have certain heart conditions or are at risk of sudden cardiac death, an EP study can help determine your risk of sudden cardiac death.

  • Cardiac Ablation is a procedure that corrects abnormal heartbeats using heat or cold energy. Prior to Cardiac Ablation, an EP examination is always performed to identify the location of the abnormal heartbeat. You could undergo an EP scan and Cardiac Ablation on the same day if you're having heart surgery.

An EP study carries some of the same risks as many other tests and treatments. There are several that can be dangerous. Potential dangers associated with EP studies include:

  • Infection or bleeding.

  • Bleeding around the heart as a result of tissue injury to the heart.

  • Injury to the blood vessels or heart valves.

  • Harm to the heart's electrical circuit, which may be fixed by a pacemaker.

  • Thrombi in the lungs or legs.

  • Heart attack.

  • A stroke.

To find out if an EP study is the best technique for you, discuss the advantages and disadvantages of the treatment with a healthcare provider.

To prepare for an Electrophysiology (EP) study, you'll need to avoid eating or drinking anything after midnight on the day of the test. Make sure to follow your doctor's instructions about taking any medications. You might need to stop certain medications before the test. Your care team will provide you with specific guidelines to follow, so be sure to ask if you have any questions.
 

An Electrophysiology (EP) investigation involves the insertion of catheters into multiple cardiac regions via blood arteries, guided by a cardiac physician with the aid of moving X-ray pictures. These catheters, equipped with sensors, record the heart's electrical activity and transmit impulses, facilitating tests tailored to the patient's condition and health status. Tests include assessing electrical signals via intracardiac electrograms, manipulating heart rate, administering medications to observe effects, and conducting cardiac mapping for intervention guidance. Despite being generally painless, discomfort may occur if the pulse fluctuates, necessitating communication with the care staff. An EP study typically lasts one to four hours, potentially longer with Cardiac Ablation.
 

During an Electrophysiology (EP) procedure, catheters are utilised to perform various important functions. These slender tubes are inserted into blood arteries by the cardiac physician and guided to the heart using real-time X-ray images. Once in position, the catheter tips, equipped with sensors, enable the recording of the heart's electrical signals. This allows for a thorough evaluation and diagnosis of any irregularities in the cardiac rhythm. Furthermore, catheters can also deliver electrical impulses to the heart, assisting in the identification of triggers and sources of arrhythmia.
 

Your doctor will provide specific instructions on when you can resume normal activities. In general, you may be advised to avoid strenuous activities for a short period following the procedure, but you can usually return to your routine within a few days.
 

    

Depending on the results of the Electrophysiology study, your doctor may recommend additional tests or treatments to help manage your heart rhythm problem. These may include medication, Cardiac Ablation, or the Implantation of a Pacemaker or Defibrillator. Your doctor will explain any further steps you need to take and answer any questions you may have about your treatment plan.
 

To schedule a consultation with our team at Manipal Hospitals, Dhakuria, West Bengal, you can contact us via phone or visit our official website.

Contact no: 03369070001 
Visit: https://www.manipalhospitals.com/dhakuria

Welcome to the best Electrophysiology Clinic in Dhakuria. With world-class facilities in place, Manipal Hospitals offers the best treatment for Irregular Heart Beat. Book an appointment now for a consultation.

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