Cardiology Warsaw
At MDT Medical, we provide comprehensive cardiac care for adults and children - from prevention to diagnosis to treatment of cardiovascular diseases. Our cardiologists are experienced specialists who diagnose and treat such conditions as hypertension, cardiac arrhythmias, heart failure or coronary artery disease. Thanks to advanced diagnostic tests, we can quickly diagnose the problem and offer effective treatment.
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What does a cardiology consultation at MDT Medical look like?
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Professionalism and experience
Our team of cardiologists are specialists with many years of experience who care about each patient's heart health.
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Modern diagnostic methods
We use state-of-the-art technology that allows us to quickly and effectively diagnose any cardiovascular problems.
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Individual approach to the patient
Each cardiology consultation begins with a detailed history and physical examination, allowing us to better understand the patient's needs and expectations.
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Quick access to test results
The results of the tests are available as soon as they are performed, allowing rapid intervention if any abnormalities are found.
Discover the full range of cardiology services at MDT in Warsaw
The doctor assesses your symptoms and medical history relating to heart conditions and recommends further diagnostic or treatment options. An ECG taken no more than a week prior to your appointment is required. The test can be carried out on site. The doctor sees patients aged 16 and over, including those who speak English, German and French.
During a cardiology consultation involving an ECG, the doctor not only takes a medical history and carries out a physical examination, but also performs an electrocardiogram. This is a quick and non-invasive way to assess the heart’s rhythm and detect arrhythmias or myocardial ischaemia. Ideal for people experiencing chest pain. The doctor sees patients aged 16 and over, including those who speak English, German and French.
An extended cardiology consultation with a cardiac echocardiogram is a comprehensive assessment of the heart and circulatory system. During the appointment, the doctor performs an ultrasound scan of the heart to assess its structure and function. This is crucial for the diagnosis of high blood pressure, heart failure and valvular heart disease. The doctor sees patients aged 16 and over, including those who speak English, German and French.
A comprehensive consultation combining ECG and ECHO of the heart allows for a complete assessment of heart function. The doctor analyses the heart rhythm and its structure in real time. This is recommended for shortness of breath, fainting, palpitations or suspected heart defects.
An ECG is a diagnostic test used to assess heart rhythm, the conduction of electrical impulses and the function of the heart muscle. It can detect heart rhythm disorders, ischaemic changes, heart attacks and other abnormalities of the cardiovascular system. It can be carried out on patients of any age.
An ECG is a diagnostic test used to assess heart rhythm, the conduction of electrical impulses and the function of the heart muscle. It can detect heart rhythm disorders, ischaemic changes, heart attacks and other abnormalities of the cardiovascular system. It can be carried out on patients of any age.
An ECG is a diagnostic test used to assess heart rhythm, the conduction of electrical impulses and the function of the heart muscle. It can detect heart rhythm disorders, ischaemic changes, heart attacks and other abnormalities of the cardiovascular system. It can be carried out on patients of any age.
Cardiac ECHO is a non-invasive ultrasound examination that assesses the structure of the heart, the function of the valves and blood flow in the blood vessels.
Performed on patients aged 16 and over.
A Holter ECG is a modern, non-invasive diagnostic test that enables round-the-clock recording of the heart’s activity – both at rest and during everyday activities. This makes it possible to detect abnormalities that do not appear during a standard ECG carried out in the doctor’s surgery. It can be fitted to patients of all ages.
A Holter ECG is a modern, non-invasive diagnostic test that enables round-the-clock recording of the heart’s activity – both at rest and during everyday activities. This makes it possible to detect abnormalities that do not appear during a standard ECG carried out in the doctor’s surgery. It can be fitted to patients of all ages.
A Holter ECG is a modern, non-invasive diagnostic test that enables round-the-clock recording of the heart’s activity – both at rest and during everyday activities. This makes it possible to detect abnormalities that do not appear during a standard ECG carried out in the doctor’s surgery. It can be fitted to patients of all ages.
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How to prepare for a visit to the cardiologist?
To make your visit to the cardiologist as effective as possible, it is a good idea to prepare properly in advance:
- Take your medical records with you - results of diagnostic tests (ECG, heart echo, laboratory tests, chest X-ray), hospital discharges and a list of treatments attended.
- Prepare a list of medications you are taking - Write down all the medicines you use on a regular or ad hoc basis, together with the dosage. Also include dietary supplements.
- Describe your symptoms - when they appeared, how often they occur and in what situations. Symptoms related to chest pain, shortness of breath or heart rhythm disturbances are particularly important.
- Make a note of your questions to the doctor - if you have doubts about the cardiac diagnosis, possible tests or further treatment, write them down in advance.
- Choose a comfortable outfit - This will facilitate an ECG, heart auscultation or blood pressure measurement.
Being well prepared allows the doctor to assess your condition more accurately and plan further diagnosis or treatment of cardiovascular diseases more quickly.
Frequently asked questions
Cardiologist - what does he do and what diseases does he treat?
A cardiologist is a doctor who specialises in the diagnosis, treatment and prevention of cardiovascular diseases. He deals with conditions such as hypertension, ischaemic heart disease, cardiac arrhythmias, heart failure, myocarditis or congenital heart defects, among others. The aim of cardiac care is to reduce the risk of complications and improve the patient's quality of life.
What symptoms should prompt a visit to the cardiologist?
It is a good idea to see a cardiologist if you experience symptoms such as chest pain, shortness of breath on slight exertion, palpitations, fainting, dizziness, leg swelling or chronic fatigue. These symptoms may be indicative of serious cardiovascular disease and should therefore not be underestimated.
What tests does the cardiologist order at the first visit?
During the initial cardiology consultation, the doctor may order, among other things, an ECG, a heart echo (cardiac ultrasound), laboratory tests, a chest X-ray or a stress test. The type of tests depends on the patient's reported symptoms and condition. Cardiac diagnostics at MDT Medical are performed on site, which allows for a quicker diagnosis.
Do I need a referral to see a cardiologist?
At MDT Medical, we do not require a referral to a cardiologist. All you need to do is make an appointment online or by telephone. This allows patients to get quick help without waiting for a National Health Service consultation. However, if you have a referral - you can bring it with you to your appointment.
How often to go to the cardiologist for a check-up?
The frequency of visits depends on the patient's age, the presence of risk factors (such as hypertension, diabetes, smoking, obesity) and history of cardiovascular disease. In healthy individuals, a check-up every 1-2 years is recommended. In patients with known heart disease - as recommended by the attending physician, often every 3-6 months.