Cardiac Imaging

cardiac imaging

Cardiac imaging gives you a clear look at your heart’s structure and function. These quick, non-invasive tests help detect heart problems early, guide treatment, and support long-term heart health.

  • Detect heart conditions before symptoms appear
  • Assess blood flow, valve function, and heart rhythms
  • Track treatment progress and monitor heart health

TYPES OF CARDIAC IMAGING

Cardiac Perfusion / Sestamibi Study with Stress Testing

  • Evaluates blood flow to the heart at rest and under stress
  • Diagnoses coronary artery disease, ischemia, and heart function issues

Echocardiogram (Echo)

  • Real-time ultrasound of the heart
  • Assesses valves, chambers, and muscle function

Holter Monitoring

  • Portable ECG worn 24–14 days to record heart rhythms
  • Detects arrhythmias not captured by standard ECG

Electrocardiogram (ECG / EKG)

  • Quick, painless recording of heart’s electrical activity
  • Detects arrhythmias, heart attacks, and other cardiac conditions

Stress Test (Exercise or Pharmacologic)

  • Measures heart function under physical exertion or medication-induced stress
  • Diagnoses coronary artery disease and evaluates overall heart health

Ambulatory Blood Pressure Monitoring (ABPM)

  • 24-hour blood pressure monitoring with a portable device
  • Automatically records readings throughout day and night

EQUIPMENT

  • GE Vivid Ultrasound Machines
  • Northeast Holter Monitors
  • IEM Mobil-O-Graph Ambulatory Blood Pressure Monitor

WHY CHOOSE GNMI FOR CARDIAC IMAGING?

  • Advanced cardiac imaging equipment for precise diagnostics
  • Expert cardiology technicians and radiologists
  • Comprehensive testing under one roof
  • Safe, accurate, and comfortable exams tailored to your heart health

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