Previously, the “bubble test” was used only for adults, as it required certain breathing movements. But specialists from the Department of Emergency Cardiac Surgery and Interventional Cardiology adapted the technique for children. Now the study can be carried out using a special test solution injected into the body, which allows artificially increasing the pressure in the heart. The mayor of the capital noted that doctors monitor the entry of microbubbles into the heart using ultrasound.
This diagnostic method makes it possible to timely detect and prevent serious diseases that may occur in the future.
Source: Ferra
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