Cardiology

Cardiology tests available

ECG

• 1ECG
• 2Resting 12-Lead ECG
• 3Portable / Bedside ECG (for critical patients)
• 4ECG with Reporting by Cardiologist
• 5Serial / Repeat ECG Monitoring (for cardiac patients under follow-up)

2D ECHOCARDIOGRAPHY

• 6Non-invasive ultrasound imaging to assess heart structure and function
• 7Helps evaluate heart chambers, valves, and overall pumping efficiency
• 8Detects congenital heart abnormalities
• 9Assesses cardiomyopathies and heart muscle thickness
• 10Useful in diagnosing valve diseases like stenosis or regurgitation
• 11Helps identify fluid around the heart (pericardial effusion)
• 12Guides treatment planning for various cardiac conditions
• 13Quick, safe, and radiation-free diagnostic method

4D ECHOCARDIOGRAPHY WITH GLS

• 14Advanced real-time 3D/4D imaging for detailed heart assessment
• 15Global Longitudinal Strain (GLS) helps detect early heart muscle weakness
• 16Provides precise evaluation of ventricular function
• 17Useful in early detection of chemotherapy-induced cardiotoxicity
• 18Enhances accuracy in diagnosing cardiomyopathies
• 19Offers superior imaging to plan complex cardiac treatments
• 20Helps monitor subtle changes in heart performance over time
• 21Beneficial for high-risk cardiac patients requiring close follow-up

TRANS-ESOPHAGEAL ECHOCARDIOGRAPHY

• 22High-resolution ultrasound performed through the esophagus
• 23Provides clearer images of valves, chambers, and blood flow
• 24Essential for evaluating valve disorders and infections (endocarditis)
• 25Helps detect clots, tumors, or abnormalities inside the heart
• 26Often used before major cardiac surgeries or interventions
• 27Provides accurate assessment of aortic diseases
• 28Useful when regular echocardiography doesn’t give sufficient detail