ECG
Records your heart's electrical activity to pick up irregular rhythms and other heart conditions.
Every heartbeat starts as an electrical signal. Dr. Hamid Reza Bonakdar, cardiologist and electrophysiologist, diagnoses and treats heart conditions with a special focus on that rhythm, with ECG, Holter, stress and echo tests right in the clinic.
Most of the tests your heart needs can happen here, with results reviewed by Dr. Bonakdar.
Records your heart's electrical activity to pick up irregular rhythms and other heart conditions.
A small recorder tracks your heart through your normal day and catches irregular beats a standard ECG can miss.
Shows how your heart copes with exertion and helps find blockages, reduced blood flow or abnormal responses.
Shows your heart moving in real time, so we can check the valves, chambers and blood flow.
A cuff takes readings through a full day and night, for a truer picture than a single reading in the office.
Electrophysiology is the part of cardiology that looks after the heart's electrical rhythm. Choose a rhythm to see how it differs from normal.
Steady and evenly spaced. Each beat starts at the SA node and follows the same path through the heart.
Simplified drawings for general information. Only a recording of your own heart can show your rhythm.
Dr. Bonakdar has advanced training in cardiac electrophysiology, the study and treatment of heart rhythm. He is known for careful diagnosis and treatment plans built around each patient.
Mojgan runs stress tests and ECGs and walks you through each step, so you know what is happening and feel at ease. She brings decades of experience in medicine. Every result is reviewed and interpreted by a physician.
We start with your symptoms, your history and your risk factors.
Your test results shape a treatment plan that fits you.
We guide you through each step and answer your questions.
Regular monitoring and prevention to keep your heart well.
Patients see Dr. Bonakdar with a referral from their family doctor or walk-in physician. Doctors can use our one-page referral form for a consultation or for cardiac testing.
Patients with questions about a referral can call us at 604-505-6641.