Холтеровское мониторирование: диагностика заболеваний сердца

Dear friends! In this new video, Anna Zyryanova, Head of the Functional Diagnostics Department and PhD, will provide a detailed explanation of 24-hour electrocardiogram monitoring, or, as it's more commonly known, Holter monitoring. It's one of the most objective and common methods for diagnosing heart disease. Why is this test so important? Many heart rhythm disturbances occur intermittently, not constantly. A person may experience irregularities, dizziness, or weakness, but when they come in for a routine ECG at the clinic, their heart is functioning normally and no changes are visible. The problem goes unnoticed. Holter monitoring, on the other hand, records the heart rhythm for 24 hours or more. This allows us to "catch" those very episodes that bother the patient, see how the heart behaves during sleep, under stress, and at rest, and make an accurate diagnosis where a regular examination is inconclusive. In this video, an expert will cover in detail: ✅ 00:00 Introduction ✅ 00:34 Indications for Holter monitoring ✅ 01:01 Preparation for the test ✅ 01:15 Test procedure ✅ 02:32 Results processing ✅ 03:27 What types of Holter monitoring are performed at the St. Petersburg State University Clinic? If you've noticed irregular heartbeats, a feeling of "stopping," unexplained dizziness, or episodes of rapid heartbeat, don't ignore them. These symptoms may indicate various rhythm or conduction disturbances, or other changes that require monitoring and treatment. The best thing you can do is undergo an examination and obtain objective data on your heart function. Holter monitoring is safe, painless, and doesn't take much time. But its results will help the doctor make an accurate diagnosis and, if necessary, prescribe timely treatment, and the patient will be able to protect themselves from sudden cardiac failure and serious consequences caused by disturbances in myocardial rhythm and blood supply. The physicians of the Functional Diagnostics Department at the St. Petersburg State University Clinic specialize in diagnosing various cardiovascular diseases. Their ECG and ultrasound examinations are used to determine the extent of treatment, including for heart and vascular surgery. Each year, specialists perform over 20,000 examinations, both outpatient and inpatient, allowing them to accurately determine the extent of detected disorders and ensure dynamic monitoring at all stages of treatment. And on March 29th, we invite everyone to the first session of the Cardio School "In the Rhythm of the Heart," where we will discuss arterial hypertension in detail. Information is available at the link: https://www.gosmed.ru/services/komiss... All materials on the channel are for informational and educational purposes only and are not a substitute for an in-person consultation with a doctor. Contraindications exist. A specialist consultation is required. This information is not advertising. #useful_gosmed #diagnostics_gosmed