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Best Cardiologist in Mumbai – ECG, 2D Echo, TMT & Holter Tests

At our Cardiology department, we provide comprehensive, state-of-the-art heart screenings to support early detection and better cardiovascular health. Our experienced cardiologists and technicians perform every test with advanced diagnostic tools in a safe and caring environment for reliable, life-saving results.

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Introduction

What is Cardiology?

Cardiology is the medical specialty focused on the study, diagnosis, and treatment of disorders of the heart and blood vessels. Using modern diagnostic tools, we can monitor heart rhythm, blood flow, and structural health to prevent and manage cardiovascular diseases effectively.

Expert Cardiac Care

No Radiation Exposure

Real-time Monitoring

Preventative Screening

Types of Cardiology

Comprehensive Heart Diagnostics

We provide a wide range of cardiac tests under one roof, ensuring accurate monitoring and reliable diagnosis with modern technology and experienced heart specialists.

Electrocardiogram (ECG)

Monitors the heart’s electrical activity to detect irregular rhythms or stress.

Echocardiography (Echo)

An ultrasound of the heart to visualize chambers, valves, and blood flow.

Stress Test (TMT)

Evaluates how well your heart handles physical activity and monitors blood pressure.

Holter Monitoring

Continuous 24-hour recording of heart rhythm to catch occasional abnormalities.

Lipid & Cardiac Markers

Specialized blood tests to assess cholesterol levels and heart muscle health.

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From advanced cardiac diagnostics to comprehensive blood testing and sonography, we provide all the care you need under one roof.

Frequently Asked Questions

Dr. Akbarul Haque, Consultant Cardiologist at Healing Touch, Andheri West, has over 20 years of practice and 20,000+ cardiac procedures. Trained at KEM, Nair and Fortis hospitals, his cases have been presented at EuroPCR Paris and Asia PCR Singapore. He specialises in radial angioplasty, pacemakers and device closures.

A 2D Echo (echocardiogram) is an ultrasound of the heart. It shows the heart chambers, valves, pumping strength (ejection fraction) and blood flow. Doctors recommend it for breathlessness, chest pain, murmurs, high BP, or after a heart attack. It is painless, radiation-free and takes about 20–30 minutes.

The cost of a 2D Echo depends on whether you need a standard 2D Echo or a 2D Echo with GLS, and whether a cardiology consultation is included. Call +91 81043 18016 for the current price. The report is usually given the same day.

Not directly. A 2D Echo shows how well the heart muscle pumps and whether any area moves poorly, which can suggest reduced blood supply. To confirm blockages in coronary arteries, your cardiologist may advise a TMT, CT coronary angiography or angiography.

An ECG records the heart's electrical activity and detects rhythm problems or signs of a heart attack in minutes. A 2D Echo is an ultrasound that shows the heart's structure, valves and pumping. Neither is 'better' they answer different questions, and cardiologists often advise both.

TMT (treadmill test or stress test) records your ECG and BP while you walk on a treadmill at increasing speed. It checks how your heart handles exertion and can reveal blockages. It is not painful; you may feel tired or breathless, and it takes about 30–45 minutes including preparation.

A Holter monitor records your heart rhythm continuously for 24–48 hours during normal daily activities. It detects irregular heartbeats, palpitations, pauses and unexplained dizziness or fainting that a short ECG may miss. You must avoid bathing and keep the device dry while wearing it.

Ambulatory Blood Pressure Monitoring (ABPM) records your blood pressure automatically every 15–30 minutes for 24 hours. It helps diagnose 'white-coat' hypertension, night-time high BP and checks how well BP medicines are working. Normal 24-hour average is below 130/80 mmHg.

An ECG takes only 5–10 minutes. The report is ready immediately and can be reviewed by our cardiologist during the same visit. Call +91 81043 18016 for current charges.