Clinical Electrophysiology Physical Therapy

Physical Therapy Electrophysiology

An electrophysiologist is a physician who specializes in evaluating and managing electrical system disorders of the heart. Rhythm specialists are a subset of cardiologists who specialize in determining exactly where the issue is coming from in the heart. The problem may then be fixed, often immediately after the diagnostic process.

Electrophysiologist

A cardiologist specializing in the heart's electrical system is called an electrophysiologist. What makes your heart pump blood throughout your body? The heart's normal rhythm is regular and efficient. The heart continues to beat by sending electrical impulses along a typical channel.

An electrophysiologist is a doctor who specializes in cardiac conditions when the heart's electrical impulses are faulty. They can diagnose cardiac problems and provide appropriate treatment. When a kid or adolescent has issues with their heart rhythm, they see a pediatric electrophysiologist.

Why Should You Visit An Electrophysiologist

If your primary care physician or another cardiologist suspects you need to see an electrophysiologist, they may do so.

• Heart rhythm abnormality
• cardiac ablation, a technique that generates scar tissue to block irregular impulses, is being performed on or is being considered by you
• to pose a threat of cardiac arrest
• Have Heart Surgery Coming Up
• A pacemaker or implanted cardiac defibrillator (ICD) might be helpful.

Our Promise

Our Clinical Electrophysiology Physical Therapy clinics on Long Island and Queens serve the greater New York area with the primary goal of delivering high-quality care to those in need. Dedicated Registered Physical Therapist (RPT) with over 18 years of experience in various settings, including paediatric and geriatric care.

We are experts in enhancing the quality of life for persons who have suffered from injuries or other physical limitations. Through therapeutic exercise, hands-on manipulation, and home programs, we assist patients in regaining mobility and reducing discomfort. The treatment administered by a physical therapist is aimed at restoring mobility and function, alleviating pain, and speeding recovery. It is essential for healing, controlling discomfort, and managing a chronic disease.

Visits To The Cardiac Electrophysiologist: What To Anticipate

Specialized testing is the initial step in the diagnostic process when seeing a cardiac electrophysiologist. Bloodwork is one of the more straightforward diagnostic options, although further testing to examine your heart's rhythm may be required. Regular diagnostic procedures include:

• The test is performed by attaching electrodes to your chest, like an electrocardiogram (EKG).
• Similar to a sonogram, the doctor can see your heart while it beats.
• We put the treadmill through its paces. This way, physicians can monitor your heart rate and other vitals while you work out.
• Your doctor can monitor your heart rate while you go about your typical day. If you suffer from irregular heartbeats that only occur when you are not in the doctor's office, this device may help.
• Your doctor will place a catheter into a blood artery to monitor your heart's electrical activity. It is a more extensive operation, so you may need to do extra things to prepare for it. Make sure you ask your doctor what you may anticipate before, during, and after the test.

Conclusion

Physical Therapy Electrophysiology Therapist with over 18 years of practice in various settings, including evaluating early intervention programs, CPSE programs, and the evaluation and in-service of older people. Venky has a Ph.D. in physical therapy, which he earned from New York's Utica College. Outpatient orthopaedics, occupational medicine, and sports medicine are just a few of his areas of expertise. He also has considerable training in manual therapy and has worked in paediatrics, geriatrics, and neurology.