24 to 48-hour ECG Holter monitoring guide for arrhythmia detection, palpitations, and unexplained fainting.
A standard resting ECG records only a few seconds of heart rhythm. If palpitations or arrhythmias occur intermittently, a 24 to 48-hour Rhythm Holter is essential to capture the events.
Main Indications for Rhythm Holter:
- Detection of transient arrhythmias (Atrial Fibrillation AF, PVCs, PACs, Tachycardia).
- Investigating palpitations, skipped beats, or fluttering sensations.
- Evaluating unexplained dizziness, lightheadedness, or syncope (fainting).
- Monitoring antiarrhythmic drug efficacy or pacemaker function.
شبیهساز و ثبتکننده تعاملی آریتمی هولتر ریتم قلب
مشاهده زنده موج ضربان قلب و آموزش فشردن دکمه Event
Key Takeaways & Step-by-Step Instructions
Electrodes are attached to your chest skin and connected to a lightweight monitor worn on a belt.
Press the symptom button whenever you feel palpitations so the software highlights that specific timeframe for analysis.
Do not shower or submerge the monitor in water. Keep away from strong magnets and MRI scanners.
The recorded heartbeat data is analyzed by Dr. Aramesh to identify complex arrhythmia patterns.
Dr. Mohammad Esmail Aramesh Boroujeni
Cardiologist & Cardiovascular Specialist (Board Certified)
Born in Boroujen, MD from Shahrekord University of Medical Sciences and Cardiology Residency from Isfahan University of Medical Sciences. Board certified in Cardiovascular Diseases. Patient-centered clinician dedicated to daily medical literature updates and attentive listening to patient concerns.
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