Step by Step Process
A structured, child-focused evaluation process ensuring thorough assessment, accurate diagnosis,
essential testing, clear guidance, and continuous monitoring for safe, effective pediatric cardiac care.
Registration
Register at reception, provide contact details, share referral notes, and create your child’s file for evaluation.
History Taking
Describe symptoms, birth history, growth issues, previous illnesses, family heart problems to build a clear picture.
Physical Examination
Undergo detailed physical examination assessing heart sounds, pulses, breathing, blood pressure and oxygen levels carefully.
Diagnostic Tests
Complete required tests like ECG, echocardiography, X-ray, or blood work based on clinical findings and symptoms.
Diagnosis & Treatment Plan
Receive clear diagnosis explanation, get questions answered, discuss treatment options, start medicines, and understand lifestyle advice.
Follow-Up & Monitoring
Plan follow-up visits, track progress, adjust medications, review reports, monitor growth, and provide ongoing parental support.
FAQS
Compassionate care from first visit
Bring your child if they show murmurs, chest pain, breathlessness, bluish discoloration, palpitations, fainting, or abnormal newborn screening results.
Yes, echocardiography is completely safe, painless, and non-invasive, using sound waves to clearly examine your child’s heart structure and function accurately.
Consultation typically lasts 20–40 minutes, depending on symptoms, examination needs, diagnostic tests, and discussion required for clear parental understanding afterward.
Bring previous reports, prescriptions, medical records, newborn screening details, referral letters, and any symptoms like breathing difficulty.
Tests are recommended only if necessary, depending on symptoms and examination findings, ensuring accurate diagnosis while avoiding unnecessary procedures for children.
Follow-up frequency depends on your child’s condition severity, treatment response, and progress, ranging from weeks to months for long-term monitoring.