Cardiological prevention in Munich

Make the right provisions early on

Diseases of the cardiovascular system are widespread in our society. Despite many treatment and prevention options, they are still the most common cause of death in the western world.

Poor diet and lack of exercise as well as genetic factors are often the cause of obesity, diabetes, high blood pressure and lipometabolic disorders. Like nicotine consumption, these risk factors lead to arteriosclerosis by damaging our blood vessels. They can trigger a heart attack or stroke. The risk of such a disease increases the more risk factors a person has and the longer they are exposed to them.

The increasing number of overweight children and adolescents with so-called adult-onset diabetes and high blood pressure is a cause for concern. They are already at risk at a young age. Later on, time pressure and stress in work and family life contribute to the increased risk of illness. In the hustle and bustle of everyday life, preventive healthcare is often forgotten.

Cardiological prevention Munich

Prevention is better than aftercare

Prevention is the key to heart health

As cardiologists, we often find that we are only asked when damage has already occurred. A heart attack usually leaves serious psychological scars, not to mention the physical impairment caused by heart failure, cardiac arrhythmia or the side effects of medication that is then essential.

We have therefore made it our mission to intervene in the disease process at an early stage through prevention. We work with you to develop the right strategy to minimise the cardiovascular risk and prevent serious illnesses.

The first prerequisite for this is a sound analysis of the individual risk and a thorough cardiological examination. This is followed by nutritional counselling, smoking cessation if necessary and guidance on the right physical activity to create the conditions for long-term health.

Basic cardiological examinations

The basic examinations include:
  • In-depth analysis and assessment of risk factors
  • Calculation of the individual heart attack risk.
  • Physical examination
  • Blood sampling
  • ECG
  • Cardiac ultrasound (echocardiography)
  • Stress ultrasound (stress echocardiography)
  • Ultrasound of the vessels supplying the brain (duplex sonography).

Further diagnostics

Further diagnostics if required:
  • Non-invasive coronary angiography and coronary caIc measurement using the latest high-resolution computer tomography
  • Magnetic resonance imaging of the heart without exposure to X-rays for more precise characterisation of circulatory disorders as well as functional and vitality diagnostics.

Cardiological screening in Munich as IGeL

Many things can wait, but not your health

As the statutory health insurance funds do not pay for these preventive services, they are recognised as individual health services (IGeL) are billed privately according to the scale of fees for doctors.

Please contact us for a customised offer.