The Interventional Approach in Cardiology
Within the scope of interventional cardiology and interventional electrophysiology: the stages of a patient-specific evaluation, diagnostic planning, and transparent information approach.
Patient-Specific Evaluation
Each patient's complaints, medical history, and any previous test results are evaluated individually.
- Detailed history and examination
- Evaluation of previous test results
- Personalized approach
- Advanced test planning if needed
Diagnostic Planning
When necessary, advanced diagnostic methods such as coronary imaging or electrophysiological evaluation are planned.
- Coronary angiography / imaging
- Electrophysiological evaluation (EPS)
- Advanced methods such as IVUS/OCT, FFR/iFR
- A roadmap based on findings
Transparent Information
The patient is clearly informed about the diagnosis and possible treatment options; questions are answered.
- Explanation in plain language
- Explanation of options and possible risks
- Informed consent
- Time set aside for questions
Treatment and Follow-up
The appropriate treatment approach is applied; the post-procedure process and follow-up checks are planned together.
- Personalized treatment plan
- Post-procedure information
- Scheduling follow-up appointments
- Communication throughout the process
In short, the key points of the approach
The patient-specific evaluation approach, focused on interventional cardiology and interventional electrophysiology, at a glance.
A Focus on Interventional Cardiology and Electrophysiology
The practice focuses on interventional diagnostic and treatment methods for coronary artery disease and heart rhythm disorders.
Patient-Specific Evaluation
Each patient's clinical condition, previous test results, and coexisting conditions are evaluated individually.
Transparent Information
Before any procedure, the patient is clearly informed about the process, expected benefit, and possible risks.
Modern Diagnostic and Imaging Methods
Advanced imaging and physiological measurement methods such as IVUS/OCT and FFR/iFR may be used in coronary evaluation.
Follow-up Throughout the Process
The patient is informed about the post-procedure recovery and follow-up process; a follow-up plan is determined together.
Easy Communication
Available for appointment and information requests via phone, WhatsApp, and the contact form.