Mobile Service
For clubs and schools, Sports Cardiology UK can provide an
onsite screening service. Contact us for further details.
Spire
Clinic, Bristol
Sports Cardiology UK is based at the Spire Hospital in
Bristol.
Clinic Hours
The Sports Cardiology UK Clinic is held every Monday
0900hrs -1300hrs.
Evening and weekend sessions are available by arrangement. Please
call 07530 834724.
The Spire Hospital has a comprehensive cardiac assessment unit
including echocardiography, electrocardiography (ECG), exercise
stress testing and ambulatory ECG monitoring. Cardiac surgery
facilities are available on-site. A new state-of the art cardiac
outpatient unit is being built which will include metabolic
exercise stress assessment.
Appointments/Further details
Phone 07530 834724
email
info@sportscardiology.co.uk
How much will it cost
Basic screening
This is ideal for healthy, young amateur athletes. This will
involve an electrocardiogram, screening questionnaire and brief
cardiovascular examination. This is the screening recommended by
the European Society of Cardiology for all children and athletes
(over 12 years) who take part in regular competitive sport.
Approximate cost: £55
Professional Screening
This is ideal for the high level amateur or professional athlete.
This is identical to the Basic screening but also includes an
echocardiogram. This assesses the precise structure and function
of the heart chambers and valves. This is the screening
recommended by the Football Association for junior professional
footballers.
Approximate cost; £250
For further details of costs including assessment using
exercise test screening (recommended for older amateur athletes
and professional sportsmen). Please email
info@sportscardiology.co.uk.
Disclaimer
No screening test is guaranteed to exclude all forms of heart
disease. Sports Cardiology UK adheres to European Society of
Cardiology guidelines. These have been formulated to try to pick
up the vast majority of important cardiac conditions which might
occur in athletes. However, Sports Cardiology UK cannot be held
responsible for conditions which are not detected or detectable
using the recommended diagnostic tests available.
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