Holter ECG Monitoring

At Delban Advanced Cardiovascular Clinic - Mashhad

Under the supervision of Dr. Seyed Mohsen Jahromi-Moghadam

What is Holter ECG monitoring?

Holter ECG monitoring is an advanced, noninvasive method for continuous recording of the heart's electrical activity over 24 to 72 hours, and in some cases longer.

Unlike a standard ECG, which records only a few seconds of heart rhythm, Holter monitoring can evaluate and record heart rhythm during real daily-life conditions.

At Delban Advanced Cardiovascular Clinic, Holter ECG monitoring is provided using precise modern devices under the direct supervision of Dr. Seyed Mohsen Jahromi-Moghadam.

What is Holter ECG monitoring used for?

Holter ECG monitoring is a key tool for diagnosing hidden heart rhythm disorders, especially those that are not visible on a standard ECG.

The most important uses of Holter ECG monitoring:

• Diagnosis of cardiac arrhythmias (irregular heartbeat)
• Evaluation of the cause of palpitations
• Evaluation of syncope (fainting), dizziness, and blackout episodes
• Diagnosis of bradycardia (slow heart rate)
• Diagnosis of tachycardia (fast heart rate)
• Assessment of pauses in heart rhythm
• Assessment of pacemaker function
• Monitoring the effect of cardiac medications on heart rhythm

• Evaluation of possible hidden atrial fibrillation

  

What conditions can Holter ECG monitoring detect?

Holter monitoring can identify a wide range of cardiac disorders, including:

• Atrial fibrillation (AF)
• Atrial flutter
• PVCs and PACs (premature beats)
• Supraventricular tachycardia (SVT)
• Ventricular tachycardia
• Heart blocks (AV block)
• Sinus pauses
• Activity- or stress-related arrhythmias
• Nocturnal arrhythmias or arrhythmias during sleep

Why is Holter ECG monitoring more accurate than a standard ECG?

Who is Holter ECG monitoring recommended for?

• People with frequent or occasional palpitations
• Patients with fainting or dizziness without a clear cause
• Cardiac patients receiving medication
• People with a history of stroke suspected to be related to arrhythmia
• Patients with unstable blood pressure
• Athletes with abnormal cardiac symptoms
• People with a normal ECG but ongoing clinical symptoms

How Holter ECG monitoring is performed at Delban Clinic

1. Electrodes are placed on the chest
2. A small portable Holter device is connected
3. Heart activity is recorded throughout the day and night
4. Daily activities are continued as usual
5. Symptoms are recorded (palpitations, dizziness, chest pain)
6. The device is returned and data are analyzed professionally

Holter ECG interpretation

At Delban Advanced Cardiovascular Clinic,

all Holter data are interpreted carefully and professionally by Dr. Seyed Mohsen Jahromi-Moghadam, and:

• The type of arrhythmia is identified
• Its severity and frequency are evaluated
• The need for medication or intervention is determined
• Accurate decisions are made for continued treatment

Advantages of Holter ECG monitoring at Delban Clinic
 

✅ Interpretation by a cardiovascular subspecialist

✅ Use of accurate, up-to-date devices

✅ Comprehensive and scientific data analysis

✅ Specialized and calm environment

✅ Personalized treatment decision-making

✅ Direct connection with the treating physician

Holter ECG monitoring: an important step in preventing cardiac complications

Early detection of arrhythmias with Holter ECG monitoring can help prevent:

• Stroke
• Cardiac arrest
• Heart failure
• Sudden drop in blood pressure

and plays a vital role in protecting heart health.

Book Holter ECG monitoring at Delban Clinic

To have Holter ECG monitoring and receive expert interpretation by

Dr. Seyed Mohsen Jahromi-Moghadam

you can contact Delban Advanced Cardiovascular Clinic or book your appointment in person/online.05132042-09003204200