Cardiology

Coronary Heart Disease

A Common Consequence of Arterial Calcification

Coronary heart disease (CHD) is the leading cause of death in Western industrialized countries. It results from arteriosclerosis (arterial calcification), which narrows the coronary arteries and restricts blood flow to the heart. Also known as ischemic heart disease, CHD can cause oxygen deficiency (ischemia) in certain areas of the heart, often leading to a heart attack.

To rule out coronary heart disease, phonocardiography using the Acarix CADScor® System is an intelligent and rapid diagnostic method.

Exclusion of Coronary Heart Disease

Our Cardisiographie® and Acarix CADScor® System provide a simple and highly precise way to rule out CHD. These fast, non-invasive cardiological procedures deliver immediate results using neural network-based AI analysis and highly sensitive acoustic sensors. The examinations take less than 10 minutes.

Treatment and Prevention of Coronary Heart Disease

Interval Hypoxia-Hyperoxia Therapy (IHHT) improves oxygen supply, strengthens the cardiovascular system, and supports regeneration. As a gentle method, IHHT helps prevent circulatory disorders, reduce heart attack risk, and enhance long-term performance. Discover an innovative therapy for a strong, healthy heart!

The Science of the Heart

Cardiology is the medical field dedicated to the heart and its diseases. As a subspecialty of internal medicine, cardiology derives its name from the Greek word for heart (kardía).

The field of cardiology includes various heart muscle diseases, which can lead to heart failure over time, as well as different types of valvular heart diseases, affecting patients from childhood to late adulthood. Additionally, coronary artery disease can result in angina pectoris and heart attacks.

Another key area of cardiology is the detection and treatment of cardiac arrhythmias, which often accompany the conditions mentioned above.

Non-invasive cardiological examinations such as ECG, stress ECG, echocardiography, and long-term ECG can detect these diseases. If necessary, invasive procedures such as cardiac catheterization can be used for further diagnosis and treatment. Today, a wide range of medical and non-medical treatments is available for managing various heart diseases.