WHEN should you contact me?
A cardiac preventive check-up is advisable from the age of 35 – especially with risk factors such as high blood pressure, diabetes, smoking, or a family history. Prevention should always be a priority.
Chest Pain
Chest Pain
Pressure or pain in the chest can indicate coronary heart disease.
Shortness of Breath
Shortness of Breath
Shortness of breath at rest or during exertion is an important warning sign.
Palpitations
Palpitations / Irregular Heartbeat
A fast or irregular heartbeat – can be harmless, but should always be investigated by a cardiologist.
Dizziness
Dizziness
Often caused by cardiac arrhythmias or circulatory problems.
Loss of Consciousness
Loss of Consciousness
Sudden fainting requires immediate investigation.
Reduced Physical Capacity
Reduced Physical Capacity
Reduced endurance can be a sign of heart failure.
Blood Pressure Dysregulation
Blood Pressure Dysregulation
Reduced endurance can be a sign of heart failure.
Heart Failure
Heart Failure
Long-term care and regular monitoring for therapy adjustment.
Leg Swelling
Leg Swelling
Often an indication of heart failure or circulatory problems, it should be investigated by a cardiologist.
Prevention
Prevention
Preventive examinations and advice on heart health.
Risk Assessment
Risk Assessment
Individual assessment of cardiovascular risk for procedures or preventive care.
Pre-operative Clearance
Pre-operative Clearance
Cardiological examination and written clearance before planned operations.
Pacemaker
Pacemaker
Consultation, regular follow-up, and implantation of pacemakers and CRT systems.
Cardiac Catheterization
Cardiac Catheterization
Investigation and treatment of coronary artery circulatory disorders using the latest methods.
HOW can I help you?
I help you gain clarity amidst the complexities of diseases, medications, examinations, and diagnoses. Together, we will find answers to important questions:
- Which medications are truly necessary – and which are not?
- Which examinations are appropriate, and how often?
- When is surgery justified – and when is it better to avoid?
My goal: improved quality of life, peace of mind, and a healthy heart.
What examinations can I undergo?
A simple but important tool for the early detection of cardiac arrhythmias and other heart conditions.
For symptoms such as fainting, dizziness, or palpitations, a 24-hour ECG helps detect hidden arrhythmias.
For the reliable diagnosis of high blood pressure – not just a single reading, but a daily profile for better assessment.
TEE (Transesophageal Echocardiography)
If needed: high-resolution cardiac ultrasound via the esophagus – under light sedation.
If needed: high-resolution cardiac ultrasound via the esophagus – under light sedation.
A painless procedure for assessing heart valves, heart chambers, and pumping function. Important for diagnosing heart failure (cardiac insufficiency).
Carotid Artery Ultrasound
For assessing stroke risk due to plaques in the carotid arteries.
For assessing stroke risk due to plaques in the carotid arteries.
Individual risk assessment and all necessary cardiac examinations before planned operations.
Here we examine heart function under physical exertion. This reveals problems that may remain hidden at rest.
Regular monitoring and adjustment of implanted devices – including telemonitoring consultation.
In cases of a slow heart rate or pauses, a pacemaker maintains a stable rhythm. Depending on the model, it may also have a defibrillator (ICD) or heart-strengthening (CRT) function.
Through the artery in the wrist, the coronary arteries are visualized, and narrowings are immediately treated with stents if necessary.
A simple but important tool for the early detection of cardiac arrhythmias and other heart conditions.
For symptoms such as fainting, dizziness, or palpitations, a 24-hour ECG helps detect hidden arrhythmias.
For the reliable diagnosis of high blood pressure – not just a single reading, but a daily profile for better assessment.
TEE (Transesophageal Echocardiography)
If needed: high-resolution cardiac ultrasound via the esophagus – under light sedation.
If needed: high-resolution cardiac ultrasound via the esophagus – under light sedation.
A painless procedure for assessing heart valves, heart chambers, and pumping function. Important for diagnosing heart failure (cardiac insufficiency).
Carotid Artery Ultrasound
For assessing stroke risk due to plaques in the carotid arteries.
For assessing stroke risk due to plaques in the carotid arteries.
Individual risk assessment and all necessary cardiac examinations before planned operations.
Here we examine heart function under physical exertion. This reveals problems that may remain hidden at rest.
Regular monitoring and adjustment of implanted devices – including telemonitoring consultation.
In cases of a slow heart rate or pauses, a pacemaker maintains a stable rhythm. Depending on the model, it may also have a defibrillator (ICD) or heart-strengthening (CRT) function.
Through the artery in the wrist, the coronary arteries are visualized, and narrowings are immediately treated with stents if necessary.
FAQ
Do I Need a Referral?
No. You can book an appointment directly.
Where Can I Park?
In parking garage 4 at Vienna Airport, just a few minutes to the practice.
Your parking ticket will be validated by us.
Why can I help you?
About Me
I am a specialist physician from a fourth-generation medical family – active in cardiology since 2010 with dedication and expertise.
Since my first days of work, I have been involved with pacemakers and cardiac ultrasound. Since the age of 26, I have regularly performed cardiac catheterizations – now with experience from several thousand procedures.
Symptoms
Palpitations
Irregular pulse or skipped beats that many people experience – sometimes harmless, sometimes requiring treatment.