Cardiosigraphy
Cardisiography is a preventive examination that uses artificial intelligence to reliably detect – in minutes and with high accuracy – cardiovascular disease and assess the risk of developing a heart attack.
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A safe method for early detection of heart disease
Cardisiography is a method for detecting signs of developing or existing heart disease (arterial, structural or arrhythmia) by measuring the electrical activity of the heart.
It is a non-invasive method performed in an outpatient clinic, with the patient at rest and electrodes glued to the patient during the examination. It’s a completely safe method suitable for any adult, but cannot be compared to a check-up with a specialist cardiologist.
By placing four electrodes on the chest and an additional electrode on the back, a vectorcardiogram (3D analysis of the heart's electrical activity) is generated in a very short time (the whole recording and analysis process takes 15 minutes). It measures 290 parameters and evaluates them using artificial intelligence.
The disease can thus be detected at a very early stage, leading to faster and more effective treatment.
Examination is particularly recommended for anyone exposed to certain health risk factors: diabetes, high blood pressure, obesity, smoking, etc. If the results show an intermediate or high risk of cardiovascular disease and the doctor assesses the risk of developing a heart attack, the patient is referred to a specialist cardiologist for further treatment.
A cardisiography examination is a simple and easy way to check the health of your heart at any time.