Cardiological examinations

Blood diagnostics Screening for cardiovascular diseases includes tests that help assess the condition of the circulatory system. Such diagnostic tests are available to people with, amongst others, high blood pressure, diabetes, excess weight, obesity, cardiovascular diseases and those who smoke.

Various laboratory tests are available for the diagnosis of cardiovascular diseases. Cardiovascular examination package This may include a complete blood count, homocysteine, sodium, potassium, CK, total cholesterol, HDL, LDL, triglycerides, D-dimers and fibrinogen. The scope of the tests should be tailored to the patient’s state of health and individual needs.

Cardiological examinations may be important both in prevention and when cardiovascular disease is suspected. Indications for a medical consultation and appropriate diagnostic tests may include, amongst others, shortness of breath, chest pain, chronic fatigue, palpitations, dizziness or reduced exercise tolerance.

Laboratory test results can help in assessing risk factors for cardiovascular disease, but they do not in themselves constitute grounds for a diagnosis. If any abnormalities are found, the doctor may decide that further tests are necessary.

Regular monitoring of health indicators is particularly important for people in high-risk groups. This includes, amongst others, people with high blood pressure, diabetes, obesity, a lack of physical activity, smoking and a family history of heart disease.