24-hour Holter blood pressure and EKG, examination by a cardiologist, cardiology, ultrasound of the heart

24h Holter blood pressure and EKG are two important medical examinations that enable continuous monitoring of heart and blood pressure throughout the day. While the pressure Holter records changes in blood pressure, the ECG Holter registers the electrical activity of the heart. These examinations are non-invasive and provide valuable information about the state of the heart and blood pressure in different situations, such as physical exertion, stress, rest and sleep, enabling doctors to accurately diagnose possible disorders and adjust therapy.

The examination is performed by the patient wearing two small devices - one for measuring blood pressure (Holter pressure) and the other for monitoring the heart's activity (Holter EKG). The devices are attached to the body using a pressure cuff and ECG electrodes. The patient can move freely and perform daily activities, while the devices automatically record data for 24 hours. After that period, the devices are removed, and the collected data is analyzed to assess the state of health.

The examination lasts exactly 24 hours, during which the devices continuously record changes in blood pressure and heart activity. After this period, the devices are removed, and the recorded data is analyzed to obtain a detailed picture of the state of the patient's cardiovascular system.