Holter Monitoring

The Cardiology Center of Acadiana offers some of the most advanced Holter monitoring procedures

With our cutting-edge equipment and highly experienced cardiology team, we will ensure that you get the best possible care. Our team employs state-of-the-art recording devices to capture your heart’s activity for long periods of time, allowing us to study it in detail to look for irregularities. We also use sophisticated analysis software to interpret the data, giving our board-certified cardiologist a better understanding of how your heart is functioning. This monitoring procedure has 7, 14, and 30 days before the doctor will decide which one will be best for the patient.

Schedule a consultation with the Cardiology Center of Acadiana to find out if Holter monitoring is right for you.

What is Holter Monitoring?

Holter monitoring is a non-invasive diagnostic procedure that is used to assess your heart’s rhythm and electrical activity. It involves wearing a small, lightweight monitor for 24 hours or longer to record your heart’s electrical activity as you go about your normal routines. Holter monitoring is used to detect irregular heart rhythms and provide an overall picture of your heart’s health. It can also be used to assess the effects of exertion or medications on your heart.

At the Cardiology Center of Acadiana, expect your Holter monitoring procedure to be handled with the utmost care and professionalism. Our cardiology team understands the importance of providing quality care. That’s why we use the latest technology to record and analyze your heart activity with accuracy and precision. Throughout the process, our team guarantees to use a combination of patient education and cardiovascular expertise to ensure you receive the highest quality of care.

Important Information to Know About Holter Monitoring

Here is some important information you should know about Holter monitoring:

Before the Procedure

Your doctor will advise if you need to make any changes in your medication, such as diuretics or blood thinners, before the monitoring. Make sure to also wear comfortable clothes during the monitoring, as you need to be able to move normally.

During the Procedure

You will be asked to wear a belt or vest that contains electrodes. The electrodes will be connected to a portable device. You need to remain in your normal daily routine while wearing the device for 24 to 48 hours.

After the Procedure

After the procedure, our cardiologist will review and analyze the data collected during your Holter monitoring. The results will help our cardiologist make an informed diagnosis and create a treatment plan specifically tailored to your condition.

Who May Need Holter Monitoring?

Our cardiologist may recommend Halter monitoring if you are experiencing symptoms that may suggest a heart problem, such as:

Schedule a Consultation Today

Have you been experiencing irregular heartbeats or palpitations? Are you looking for a way to accurately diagnose your condition and get the help you need? Holter monitoring could be the best way to finally get a correct diagnosis and the peace of mind you deserve. Schedule a consultation today at the Cardiology Center of Acadiana and find out if this innovative procedure is right for you.

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