Zeitschrift für Gefäßmedizin und Chirurgie

Abstrakt

Descriptive Study on Cardiac Electrophysiology

Botcha Venkata Sai Sravani*

Cardiovascular electrophysiology is the study of explaining, diagnosing, and treating the electrical exercises of the heart. The term is normally utilized in a clinical setting to portray investigations of such wonders by obtrusive (intracardiac) catheter recording of unconstrained movement just as of cardiovascular reactions to modified electrical incitement (PES), see Clinical heart electrophysiology. Heart electrophysiology likewise incorporates fundamental examination and translational exploration parts. Somebody who considers heart electrophysiology, either clinically or exclusively through examination, is known as a cardiovascular electro physiologist. An electrophysiology (EP) study is a test performed to survey your heart's electrical framework or movement and is utilized to analyse irregular pulses or arrhythmia. The test is performed by embedding catheters and afterward wires anodes, which measure electrical movement, through veins that enter the heart.