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Exercise Tolerance Test
An Exercise Tolerance Test (ETT) is a non-invasive testing method of detecting heart disease which may otherwise not be evident without exercise. A 12-lead ECG forms part of the test.
CardioScan Aotearoa’s exercise tolerance test reports are signed off by a New Zealand clinical specialist.
Service and Device Features
All exercise tolerance test reports are QA checked and signed off by a New Zealand clinical specialist
The exercise tolerance test provided at CardioScan Aotearoa is a non-invasive method of monitoring an ECG, heart rate and blood pressure during exercise. It is a great way to assess exercise capacity and is low-cost and technically simple. However, it has lower sensitivity (68%) and specificity (70 - 77%) and can be less accurate in women or patients with baseline ECG abnormalities.
All Exercise Tolerance Test studies are reviewed by a Cardiac Physiologist and signed-off by a New Zealand based Cardiologist.
Exercise Tolerance Test
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Other Services
Learn more about our other services.
ECG Tests
CardioScan Aotearoa offers a 12-Lead, multichannel ECG reporting service with reports signed off by a New Zealand clinical specialist.
Ambulatory Blood Pressure Monitoring
CardioScan Aotearoa’s 24 hour Ambulatory Blood Pressure Monitoring (ABPM) and reporting service provide interval measurement over 24 hours, for a full diagnostic assessment of a patients blood pressure, accommodating circadian rhythm and white coat or masked hypertension.
Echocardiography
CardioScan Aotearoa offers Echocardiogram (Echo) services which test for cardiac dysfunction, in order to ensure timely intervention and prevent further complications for patients.
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