Andreas Terne

Specialist in internal medicine and cardiology

Consults at:

Sana Herzzentrum-Cottbus, Germany

Surgeries

N/A

Experience

N/A years

About

Focus:

Electrophysiological examination (EPU)
Invasive cardiological interventions (LHK incl. PCI)
Measurement of the fractional cononary flow reserve (FRR measurement)
Ablation procedure incl.
Electrophysiological examination (EPU)
Invasiv-cardiological interventions (LHK including PCI)
measurement of the fractional coronary river reserve (FFR measurement)
Ablation procedure including VT-Ablation
pulmonary vein isolation (PVI)

Hospitals

FAQs

An Electrophysiological examination (EPU) is a diagnostic test that measures the electrical activity of the heart. It involves inserting a thin catheter into a vein and advancing it to the heart. The catheter has electrodes that record the electrical signals of the heart.

Andreas Terne

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Hospitals

FAQs

What is an Electrophysiological examination (EPU) and what does it involve?

What are the different types of Invasive cardiological interventions (LHK incl. PCI) offered by Dr. Terne?

What is the Fractional Coronary Flow Reserve (FFR) measurement and how is it performed?

What types of Ablation procedures are offered by Dr. Terne, including VT-Ablation and Pulmonary Vein Isolation (PVI)?

What are the risks and benefits of an Electrophysiological examination (EPU)?

What are the risks and benefits of Invasive cardiological interventions (LHK incl. PCI)?

What are the risks and benefits of the Fractional Coronary Flow Reserve (FFR) measurement?

What are the risks and benefits of Ablation procedures, including VT-Ablation and Pulmonary Vein Isolation (PVI)?

Who are good candidates for an Electrophysiological examination (EPU)?

Who are good candidates for Invasive cardiological interventions (LHK incl. PCI)?

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