This is a special ultrasound technique used to provide 2-dimensional image of the carotid arteries (blood vessels supplying the brain) to detect narrowing, blockage, or abnormal blood flow.

Doppler is an ultrasound technique that can detect abnormal blood flow within and across the heart’s chambers. Color Doppler is an enhanced form of Doppler echocardiography where different colors are used to designate the direction of blood flow.

Our ultrafast CT scans (MDCT) can take multiple images of the heart in the split second of a single heartbeat, accurately diagnosing early coronary artery diseases before symptoms occur. The scanner can also detect minute amounts of calcium that are present in atherosclerotic plagues. The result is conveniently quantified into an index called the calcium score, which is an independent risk factor.

A technique using two different radioactive chemicals to observe the blood supply in heart muscles.

The Holter monitor is a small, portable, battery-powered ECG machine used to record the heart’s electrical activity for a period of 24 hours or longer.

A MUGA Scan is used to see how the heart’s muscular wall moves and how much blood is expelled with each heartbeat while the patient is at rest.

A stress echocardiogram is a diagnostic procedure where ultrasound examination of the heart is performed after exercise, or when the heart is stimulated by drugs.

ECG is recorded when running on a treadmill. Breathing and blood pressure rates are also monitored. The test may also determine the safe level of exercise following a heart attack or heart surgery.