Cardiac Surgeon ·
Sheba Medical Center , Ramat Gan, Israel
28 Years of experience ·
Languages Spoken: Hebrew , English
Specialises in:
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Dr. David Mishali is available to teleconsult on the MediGence platform.
The consultation can last from 15 to 30 minutes. Depending on the patient’s queries and the doctor's medical suggestions, it may exceed the estimated time.
We have Medical specialists and board-certified doctors on our panel of doctors. The consultation will be organised within 24 to 48 hours or based on the availability of the doctor and the patient.
No, the follow-up consultation fee is not included in the consultation price. The patient will be required to re-book the consultation.
The option to share your medical records is available between the steps of the form provided to you on the website.
Yes. If you are satisfied with the consultation, you can go ahead with treatment packages for your diagnosis with the help of our case managers.
Yes. Our case manager will provide the cost estimate, including the doctor’s opinion, the cost estimate, and crucial information about travelling to your medical destination.
Cardiologists manage numerous heart and blood vessel conditions, including heart valve issues, high blood pressure, high cholesterol, arrhythmias (irregular heart rhythm), heart attack, heart failure, and coronary artery disease. Cardiomyopathy, pericarditis, myocarditis, congenital cardiac malformations, and vascular diseases like peripheral artery disease are also managed by them. They aim to prevent, diagnose, and treat cardiovascular conditions to maintain heart well-being and reduce the risk of severe complications.
A cardiologist is a specialist in diagnosing, managing, and preventing heart and blood vessel disease. Cardiologists provide treatment for heart failure, arrhythmias, high blood pressure, heart attack, and cholesterol. Beyond performing and analysing tests such as EKGS, echocardiograms, and stress tests, cardiologists frequently create treatment plans that could include prescription medications, lifestyle changes, or recommendations for surgery or angioplasty.
Let us take a look at the various tests that are typically advised before and during consultation for a Cardiologist:
The tests are a part of the treatment plan that can be chosen based on your consultation with the doctor.
You should visit a cardiologist if you have risk factors or symptoms that could indicate a problem with your heart. These are:
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As heart disease is one of the most prominent causes of ill health in the world, having access to an experienced cardiologist is now more essential than ever.