Neurodiagnostic and cardiac diagnostic services support clinical evaluation by providing relevant information about neurological and cardiac functioning when required as part of a comprehensive assessment.
Appropriate diagnostic evaluation can provide valuable clinical information and support informed treatment decisions when investigations are indicated.
EEG records the brain's electrical activity and may be recommended when certain neurological symptoms or clinical concerns require further evaluation.
An ECG records the electrical activity of the heart and may be used when cardiac assessment is clinically relevant, including before certain treatments or when symptoms require evaluation.
TA structured neurodiagnostic evaluation may combine relevant clinical information and investigations to help understand neurological concerns and support appropriate referral or treatment planning.
Visit Dr. Suvayan Saha’s chamber to discuss your concerns and understand whether neurodiagnostic or cardiac diagnostic evaluation may be clinically appropriate for your assessment and care.