Andrea Džumhur, MD, PhD

Indication – arrhythmia suspicion or an unexplained chest pain.

Examination – the electrodes (as with the ECG) are placed on the patient and the ECG recording device in the form of a box (cell phone size) is placed on the waistband. The patient goes home and agrees to return with the device to the office where it is removed (usually after 24 hours), after which the test results are analyzed.

Purpose – During the scan, the electrocardiogram is recorded continuously over several hours (usually over 24 hours, but it is possible to record up to 7 days continuously). Thus, rhythm disturbances and ECG changes that indicate an angina pectoris can be registered. We record a 12-channel ECG with a much greater diagnostic value for the diagnosis of angina pectoris than the usual 3-channel one.

Indication – suspicion of poor blood pressure regulation throughout the day

Examination – a pressure gauge cuff is set up and linked with the data storage device in the form of a box (cell phone size) which is placed on the waistband and used for recording blood pressure values. The patient goes home and agrees to return with the device to the office (usually after 24 hours) where it is removed, after which the test results are analyzed. During the scan, blood pressure is measured in given time intervals (usually about 30 min) over a period of 24 to 36 hours.

Purpose – the analysis of pressure values obtained ​​during the day and night provide a more accurate insight into the disease and into the outcome of treating elevated blood pressure.

Indications – suspicion of a heart disease and a decline in heart functionality.

Examination – the patient is lying on the bed, and the examination is done with a probe pressed on the chest.

Procedure duration – 15 minutes to 1 hour (depending on the findings).

Purpose – recording of heart with the analysis of its appearance, functionality (heart muscle contraction) and cardiac structures (heart chambers, septum and valves). By using Doppler methods (color, pulse, continuous, tissue), the flow in the individual parts of the heart is analyzed. This gives a comprehensive insight into the morphological and functional state of the heart.

Indication – suspicion of a pulmonary disease and lung functionality changes.

Examination – the patient breathes the air according to instructions in and out into the tube connected to the appliance (spirometer) where the test results are recorded.

Procedure duration – about 10 minutes.

Purpose – to evaluate the current state of lung functionality and thus gain insight into the outcome of treatment of pulmonary and cardiovascular diseases.

Accepted payment methods: cash, credit or debit cards.

Color Doppler is included in heart ultrasound check-up.

We accept insured from insuring companies Basler, Croatia insurance and Uniqua.