Cardiology Check Up (Support Healthy Blood Pressure And Cholesterol Levels) [Sisli]

· Those in Istanbul seeking check up for heart health.
· Those with a family history of heart disease, high blood pressure, diabetes, or high cholesterol.
· Those with symptoms like chest pain, shortness of breath, dizziness, or palpitations.
· Those who want to monitor their heart health regularly.
· Those who wish to identify potential heart problems early.

Cardiology Check Up is a comprehensive health assessment focused on the heart and cardiovascular system. This check up allows the doctor at our affiliated hospital to evaluate heart function, detect potential issues early, and provide guidance for maintaining long-term cardiovascular health. The check-up includes laboratory tests, imaging studies, and functional evaluations, offering a complete understanding of the heart’s condition. Blood tests measure cholesterol, blood sugar, and kidney function, while imaging tests such as echocardiography and coronary CT angiography provide detailed information about heart structure and blood flow. Functional tests like ECG and treadmill stress testing reveal how the heart responds under activity and stress.

The results of Cardiology Check Up are used to identify risk factors for heart disease, guide lifestyle improvements, and recommend treatments when necessary. Benefits include early detection of conditions such as high blood pressure, abnormal cholesterol levels, or blocked arteries, which may prevent serious complications. The check-up also supports monitoring of ongoing heart health, helps optimize physical performance, and provides valuable information for maintaining overall wellness. By combining diagnostic data and professional evaluation, Cardiology Check Up serves as a proactive measure for sustaining a healthy cardiovascular system.

Cardiology Check Up begins with consultation by the doctor at our affiliated hospital. During this initial step, the doctor reviews medical history, lifestyle factors, and family history related to cardiovascular health. Vital signs such as blood pressure, heart rate, and body mass index are measured, and the doctor performs a physical examination, listening to the heart and lungs and checking for any swelling in the limbs. The check up proceeds with laboratory testing and diagnostic evaluations. Blood samples are collected to measure cholesterol levels, blood sugar, liver and kidney function, and markers of inflammation. A urine analysis is also performed to assess overall metabolic health. Imaging studies follow, including echocardiography to examine heart structure and pumping efficiency, as well as coronary CT angiography to detect any narrowing or blockages in the arteries. The electrocardiogram (ECG) records the heart’s electrical activity, while the cardiac stress test monitors how the heart responds under controlled physical exertion. Light fatigue may occur following the stress test. After all results are analyzed, the doctor provides a comprehensive report with recommendations for treatment, lifestyle adjustments, or follow-up screenings, ensuring a clear path toward maintaining a healthy heart.

· Internal Medicine Examination
· Cardiology Examination
· Chest X-ray
· ECG
· Echocardiography
· Cardiac Stress Test
· Coronary CT Angiography
· Glucose Test
· HBA1C
· Insulin
· Hemogram
· Cholesterol Total
· Cholesterol LDL
· Cholesterol HDL
· Creatinine
· C-Reactive Protein
· AST, ALT
· Triglycerides
· TSH
· Urine Analysis

1. Consultation will be conducted by the doctor.
2. A physical examination will be performed.
3. Blood and urine samples will be taken.
4. Urine analysis will be performed.
5. ECG will be performed.
6. Echocardiography will be done.
7. Cardiac stress tests will be conducted using treadmills.
8. Coronary CT angiography will be performed.
9. Internal medicine examination will be completed.
10. Cardiology examination will be conducted.
11. Results will be reviewed by the doctor.

<Advantages>
· Detects early signs of heart disease
· Monitors blood pressure, cholesterol, and blood sugar levels
· Assesses heart structure, function, and artery health
· Supports ongoing cardiovascular health management
· Enhances overall awareness

<Limitations>
· Does not treat or cure any condition

· Fasting is required for 8 to 12 hours before check up
· Avoid caffeine consumption and strenuous exercise for 24 hours before check up
· Inform doctor any ongoing medications and medical condition

Q1: Is fasting required for Cardiology Check Up?
A1: Yes, fasting for at least 8 to 12 hours is recommended to ensure accurate blood test results during Cardiology Check Up.

Q2: Does Cardiology Check Up identify heart rhythm problems?
A2: Yes, ECG and treadmill stress tests in Cardiology Check Up can detect arrhythmias or abnormal heart rhythms.

Q3: Does Cardiology Check Up detect early signs of heart disease?
A3: Yes, Cardiology Check Up can identify early markers such as high cholesterol, high blood pressure, or arterial narrowing.

Q4: Does Cardiology Check Up detect kidney or liver issues?
A4: Yes, blood tests for creatinine, AST, and ALT during Cardiology Check Up assess kidney and liver function.

Q5: Does Cardiology Check Up detect inflammation in the body?
A5: Yes, blood tests such as C-reactive protein (CRP) are included in Cardiology Check Up to assess inflammation.

[Clinic Name] Memorial Sisli Hospital
[Location] Istanbul, Turkey
[Nearest Stations / Attractions] The hospital is about 35 minutes drive from the airport
[Clinic Opening Time] Monday to Sunday (24 hrs)

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