Cardiac CT
A traditional CT scan is an x-ray procedure which combines many x-ray images with the aid of a computer to generate cross-sectional views of the body. Cardiac CT uses advanced CT technology with or without intravenous iodine-based contrast to visualize cardiac anatomy, including the coronary arteries and great arteries and veins.
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Cardiac MRI
MRI uses large magnets and radio-frequency waves to produce high-quality still and moving pictures of the body's internal structures; no X-ray exposure is involved. The scan monitors energy changes in tissues reacting to magnetic forces. MRI is especially useful for evaluating the cardiovascular system.
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Cardiac Ultrasound/Echo Cardiogram
A cardiac ultrasound/echo cardiogram provides your doctor with moving images of your heart and takes pictures that will help your doctor evaluate your heart health. The most common type of cardiac ultrasound/echo cardiogram is non-invasive and very easy on the patient.
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