Clinical Neurophysiology
We examine the electrical activity of the brain, sensory systems, nerves and muscles, as well as sleep and alertness. We monitor the nervous system and musculature during surgery and intensive care, and perform non-invasive neuromodulation treatments.
Sleep and vigilance tests
Examinations of sleep and vigilance are used to study conditions such as sleep apnoea (abnormal breathing patterns during sleep), abnormal daytime fatigue and disorders of excessive somnolence due to other causes, prolonged insomnia and various types of seizure symptoms during sleep.
Information about neuromodulation therapies for professionals
On this page you will find information and useful links about neuromodulation therapies.
Clinical Physiology
We perform studies of the heart, blood circulation, breathing and the digestive tract.
Clinical Physiology, Nuclear Medicine and PET Imaging
Service area of Clinical Physiology, Nuclear Medicine and PET examines the functions and dysfunctions of the body with the latest medical technology.
Heart tests
Heart tests are used to examine possible functional disturbances of the heart. The most common heart tests are electrocardiogram (ECG), echocardiogram, and 24-hour ambulatory ECG.
Stress tests
Stress tests are used to measure body functions during exertion.
Esophageal tests
Esophageal tests are used to examine various functional disturbances of the esophagus. The most common esophageal functional disturbances include chest pain, difficulties in swallowing, and heartburn.
Blood pressure measurements
Blood pressure measurements are used to determine pressure in the large arterial blood vessels.
