Cardiology Department – Trinity Hospital and Heart Foundation, Basavangudi Bangalore

If chest pain is ongoing, recurring, or associated with breathlessness or dizziness, diagnostic evaluation should not be delayed. Acute symptoms require immediate emergency care.

Yes. Tests such as ECG, 2D echocardiography, TMT, and Holter monitoring are non invasive and commonly used for cardiac evaluation.

Emergency cases are managed through the hospital’s emergency services, with diagnostic support provided as required.

Reports are reviewed by the treating doctor, who discusses findings, follow-up tests, or referrals if needed.

Depending on clinical advice and scheduling, multiple diagnostics may be coordinated to reduce repeat visits.

Most tests are scheduled through OPD or referral appointments. The hospital team assists with access and timing.

Some cardiology tests may be done with a referral, while others can be scheduled after an initial consultation at the hospital. The care team guides patients based on symptoms and medical history.

Most tests are performed in a monitored setting and do not require hospitalization. The care team explains the procedure beforehand to help patients feel prepared and comfortable.

Non invasive cardiology tests help identify signs that may suggest reduced blood flow or heart function. If findings indicate higher risk, further evaluation or referral may be advised.

Yes. For patients with intermittent symptoms such as palpitations or dizziness, longer monitoring options may be recommended to capture rhythm changes during daily activities.