Does a cardiogram require hospitalization?

A cardiographic examination usually requires hospitalization.

A cardiographic examination is a technique that uses X-rays to assess the condition of the heart vessels and heart function by injecting a contrast medium. Because it involves the use of contrast media and X-rays, it requires hospitalization. During hospitalization, the doctor will conduct a comprehensive evaluation and examination of the patient, including physical examination, ECG, blood test, etc., to ensure that the patient is ready for a cardiographic examination. After completion of the cardiographic examination, the doctor will evaluate and interpret the results of the examination and brief the patient or his family on the results. If abnormalities are found, the doctor may recommend further treatment or surgery.

Therefore, in order to ensure safe and effective cardiographic examination, it is recommended that the patient be hospitalized for examination. At the same time, patients should actively cooperate with the doctor's advice and guidance during the examination and treatment process, and maintain a positive attitude and confidence for early recovery.