Electrophysiological Genetic Testing

Electrophysiological genetic testing is a specialized medical procedure that examines how genes influence the electrical activity of the heart. This testing involves analyzing a patient's DNA to identify genetic mutations that may cause abnormal heart rhythms or conditions, such as inherited arrhythmias. By understanding these genetic factors, doctors can better assess a patient's risk for heart problems, guide treatment options, and inform family members who may also be at risk. Overall, this testing helps personalize patient care and improve outcomes for those with potential heart-related issues.