Cardiac Electrophysiology

Though it’s often easy to take it for grant­ed, the heart is the motor that dri­ves you. Duly Health and Care Car­diac Elec­tro­phys­i­ol­o­gy doc­tors spe­cial­ize in study­ing the elec­tri­cal con­duc­tion sys­tem of the heart, and are often referred to as EPs. Duly Health and Care EPs spend addi­tion­al years in train­ing after car­di­ol­o­gy fel­low­ship, and focus on car­diac catheter abla­tion (manip­u­lat­ing car­diac elec­tri­cal ​“short cir­cuits”) as well as installing and man­ag­ing car­diac devices such as pace­mak­ers and defib­ril­la­tors. Duly Health and Care EP physi­cians treat those ages 18 and old­er with elec­tri­cal abnor­mal­i­ties which are either caused by ran­dom event – a fluke – or are as a result of envi­ron­men­tal fac­tors, both car­diac and non-car­diac. EP’s often work in con­junc­tion with a patients’ car­di­ol­o­gist to treat these heart con­di­tions. Duly Health and Care EP’s uti­lizes the lat­est tech­nol­o­gy and are some of the high­est vol­ume oper­a­tors in the Chicagoland area for advanced ablations.