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1. www.bhf.org.uk › informationsupport › heart-mattersThings to think about before your cardiologist appointment

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   What can I expect when I wake up after the operation? What can I do before I am admitted to help my recovery go as well as possible? Find tips on preparing for a hospital stay. You can also use this appointment to find out what might happen after treatment.

2. www.imperial.nhs.uk › our-services › cardiologyWhat to expect | Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust

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   Cardiology. What to expect. This page tells you about what to expect in the key stages of your appointment: Before your appointment. During your appointment. After your appointment. Before your appointment. Changing or cancelling your appointment. If you wish to cancel or rebook your appointment, please call 020 3313 5000.

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4. www.bhf.org.uk › choosing-a-cardiologistWhat's the best way to choose a cardiologist? - BHF

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   Seeing the right cardiologist will depend on what type of heart problem you have and what the cardiologist specialises in. For example, some are interventional cardiologists (who insert stents or pacemakers) or electrophysiologists who investigate and treat heart rhythm disorders.

5. www.guysandstthomas.nhs.uk › our-services › heartHeart (cardiac) surgery - Appointments - Guy's and St Thomas ...

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   Before your operation you'll have a pre-operative assessment in our pre-admission clinic. You'll meet members of the surgical team and have tests. You may be at the clinic for 4 to 5 hours, sometimes longer.

6. www.cuh.nhs.uk › my-planned-care-a-z › cardiologyCardiology: First outpatient appointment (My Planned Care)

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   The NHS 111 service is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week. You can also visit the NHS website (opens in a new tab). Life threatening emergencies. For something life threatening – severe bleeding, breathing difficulties or chest pains – please dial 999. Contact us. Please contact the Cardiology service, via main switchboard.

7. www.nhs.uk › conditions › coronary-angioplastyCoronary angioplasty and stent insertion - NHS

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   A coronary angioplasty usually takes between 30 minutes and 2 hours. If you're being treated for angina, you'll normally be able to go home later the same day or the day after you have the procedure. You'll need to avoid heavy lifting, strenuous activities and driving for at least a week.

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   How long should a cardiology appointment take?

   • Arrive early: The average time of a first cardiology appointment is 40 minutes. Dr. Saldaña recommends arriving 15-20 minutes early. That way, you have time to complete important paperwork. You can also make sure the office has received previous test results and has your insurance information.

   First Cardiologist Appointment: What to Expect - Mass General Brigham

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   What should I expect at my first cardiologist appointment?

   • At the first appointment, your specialist will get to know you and start to understand your heart health. Dr. Saldaña suggests that you prepare to answer certain questions by writing the information down and bringing it to your appointment. If you’re having any symptoms, your cardiologist will want to know:

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   What information should a cardiologist ask a patient?

   • Your lifestyle is an important part of your heart health, so your cardiologist will ask about your lifestyle and habits, including: If you’ve had previous appointments or tests, your cardiologist should review them. Ideally, that information should be sent to the cardiologist’s office in advance. But you can bring information with you.

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   How long does it take to get to a hospital appointment?

   • When you arrive at hospital, you can normally expect to wait between 15 to 30 minutes for your appointment, however sometimes waiting times can be shorter, or longer. You are welcome to bring a relative, close friend or carer with you to your appointment.

   What to expect | Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust

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   How do I ask a cardiologist about my appointment?

   • Ask your cardiologist how to get answers to any questions you have after the appointment – they may be happy for you to email them, or they may suggest speaking to your GP or nurse. They might recommend a reliable website, like ours for more information. Remember to take your questions with you, and a pen so you can take notes.

   Things to think about before your cardiologist appointment

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   What does a cardiologist do?

   • Then your cardiologist will perform a head-to-toe examination of your body with a focus on your heart. They’ll listen to your heart and lungs by placing a stethoscope on your chest and back. They’ll examine and press on the blood vessels in your neck, arms and legs. And they’ll look at your ankles and feet for any swelling.

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9. www.massgeneralbrigham.org › en › aboutFirst Cardiologist Appointment: What to Expect

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   Aug 16, 2022 · Arrive early: The average time of a first cardiology appointment is 40 minutes. Dr. Saldaña recommends arriving 15-20 minutes early. That way, you have time to complete important paperwork. You can also make sure the office has received previous test results and has your insurance information.