Cardiac Screening

A nuclear stress test is a diagnostic test which helps diagnose various heart conditions. Similar to an exercise stress test, a nuclear stress test measures your heart’s activity while at rest as well as while stressed.

A CT coronary angiogram is a diagnostic imaging test that involves creating images of the heart, blood vessels and tissues to identify issues or discrepancies if any.

A calcium score test, or coronary calcium scan, is a diagnostic test wherein computerized tomography (CT) is used to identify and detect calcium deposits in the heart and coronary arteries.

A transesophageal echocardiogram refers to an echocardiogram test that involves creating images of the heart from within the body rather than outside (like ordinary echocardiograms).

An exercise stress echocardiogram refers to the diagnostic test that involves having your heart’s activity monitored before and after exercise, to note the functioning of the heart and look out for discrepancies if any.

An echocardiogram is a diagnostic procedure that involves developing a graphic outline of the heart’s activity using ultrasound frequency.

A Holter ECG monitor is a wearable device that helps track your heart’s activity throughout the course of 1-2 days.

An exercise treadmill test is a type of diagnostic test that involves the patient exercising on a treadmill while being hooked up to an ECG machine, giving accurate and timely readings of the heart’s activity.

An Electrocardiogram, also known as ECG, is a diagnostic test that makes use of electrodes to track and monitor the heart’s electrical signals (controls the heartbeat), which are then converted by an attached computer into waves that the doctor interprets.