Cardiology Consultation
A specialist review of your symptoms, medical history and cardiovascular health. Your cardiologist may recommend further investigations and will explain the next steps in plain language.
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Ambulatory Blood Pressure Monitoring
A portable monitor that records blood pressure at intervals during your usual day and overnight. This provides a broader picture than a single clinic reading.
About this service
A portable monitor that records blood pressure at intervals during your usual day and overnight. This provides a broader picture than a single clinic reading. It is performed only when clinically appropriate and does not by itself guarantee a diagnosis.
Why it may be requested
Your general practitioner or cardiologist may request this service to explore symptoms, assess cardiovascular health or monitor a known condition. The reason will depend on your history and referral.
What to expect
- Before: Reception confirms your booking, documents and any clinic-specific preparation.
- During: A trained clinician explains the process, checks your comfort and performs the assessment.
- After: The clinic explains how results will be reviewed and communicated to you and your referrer.
Preparing for your appointment
Follow the instructions supplied by the clinic. Do not stop or change medication unless a qualified clinician specifically instructs you to do so. Appointment duration varies by clinical needs.
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Electrocardiogram (ECG)
A quick, non-invasive recording of the heart’s electrical activity. It may help assess rhythm, rate and other electrical patterns when interpreted by your clinical team.
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An ultrasound examination that creates moving images of the heart. It helps the cardiologist assess heart structure, valves and pumping function.
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Ready to take the next step?
Request a cardiology appointment or upload your referral for the clinic team to review. Urgent referrals should be discussed with the clinic directly.