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Cardiology / Heart Health Clinic

See a Cardiology and Heart Health expert at Enigma Healthcare, Tarporley, Cheshire.

If you have concerns about your heart health, early detection and prevention can save your life. At Enigma Healthcare, we have expert Consultant Cardiologists with over 15 years’ experience at Consultant level, offering a range of cardiovascular screenings and assessments to diagnose and manage heart conditions effectively.

Initial Cardiology Consultation

Conditions you may be suffering from

Short of breath / Breathlessness

High Blood Pressure

Chest Pains

High Cholesterol

Palpitations

Dizziness / Light Headedness

Why see a Cardiologist at Enigma Healthcare?

Our highly experienced Consultant Cardiologists specialise in investigating, diagnosing, and treating conditions affecting the cardiovascular system, including the heart, arteries, and veins. Whether you need routine heart health checks or more advanced diagnostic testing, we are here to provide the highest standard of care.

  • Highly experienced Consultant Cardiologists
  • No waiting times. Appointments available within 7 days
  • Comprehensive cardiac assessments and diagnostics
  • State-of-the-art testing and screening technology
  • Personalised treatment and prevention plans

Take control of your heart health today—early detection is key.

Our Cardiology Team

Dr Timothy Gray

Consultant Cardiologist

BA, MB, BChir, MA, MRCP

Dr Babak Nazari

Cardiologist

MD, MBBS (with highest distinction)

Cardiovascular Screening Tests

Zio XT ECG monitors provide a continuous heart rhythm recording for up to 14 days to help diagnose heart rhythm irregularities. Zio is hassle free, wire-free while you carry on doing the things that matter.

Echochardiography (ECHO)

An Echocardiography, more commonly referred to as an Echo Heart Scan, is an ultrasound test which allows the cardiologist to see accurate pictures of the heart muscle, the pumping chambers and the heart valves. A probe is placed on the chest wall and an inaudible ultrasound beam passes out from the probe, reflects back from the structures within the heart and allows the cardiologist to build up an accurate image of the heart. The whole procedure takes about 30 minutes and is non-invasive.

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Electrocardiogram (ECG)

An Electrocardiogram (ECG) is easily performed in the clinic and gives information on the rate and rhyme of the heart, both which may be changed in the event of cardiac disease. In addition, an ECG maps the electrical activity of the heart as it beats. This has a well-defined pattern and alterations in this are indicators of heart disease.

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14-day Cardiac Monitor

A 14-day cardiac monitor that is a small and discreet biosensor patch that records ECG data continuously for the wear period, while you carry on with normal daily activities. Appointments must be booked in conjunction with a Cardiology Initial Consultation, for full assessment and medical history to ensure this type of monitoring is best appropriate for you.

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Carotid Screening

More commonly known as a carotid doppler is a painless ultrasound test to measure the flow of blood through your carotid arteries. Due to a build-up of plaque, your carotid arteries can become narrowed causing a restricted flow of blood called carotid artery disease. This could lead to a stroke. Your consultant may recommend a carotid doppler test if you have had a previous stroke or they feel you may be at risk of having a stroke. Your carotid doppler test will be recorded and then analysed by a consultant radiologist.

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Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm screening (AAA)

Is a way of checking if there's a bulge or swelling in the aorta, the main blood vessel that runs from your heart down through your tummy. It can be serious if it's not spotted early on because it could get bigger and eventually burst (rupture). In England, screening for AAA is offered to men during the year they turn 65. Men aged 65 or over are most at risk of getting AAAs. Screening can help spot a swelling in the aorta early on when it can usually be treated.

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