A non-invasive study that records the heart rhythm over time (maximum 48 hours). The Holter allows the doctor to examine the heart rhythm while you go about activities of daily living.

An ultrasound study of the heart. This study is ideal for evaluating the heart’s structure and function. In some cases, an intravenous line may be placed to administer a special contrast to improve visualization of the heart.

This study requires placement of an intravenous line to administer sedation medications prior to the procedure. When the patient is adequately and safely sedated, a small ultrasound camera on the end of a thin, flexible probe is carefully passed into the esophagus. This type of ultrasound study allows for superior visualization of the heart’s structure and function.

A non-invasive study that allows your doctor to evaluate your heart’s response to exercise. This test involves the placement of electrode stickers on the chest and exercising on a treadmill.

A nuclear stress test uses special cardiac imaging to evaluate your heart’s response to stress. The “stress” may be achieved with exercise or with the use of a medicine that mimics the effects of exercise on the heart. This study involves the placement of an intravenous line.nd even apply custom CSS to this text in the module Advanced settings.

A stress echocardiogram is an ultrasound study of the heart that is performed while the heart is stressed. The “stress” may be achieved with exercise or with the use of a medicine that increases your heart rate. Depending on the stress method, this study may require the placement of an intravenous line.