1. Coronary Artery Assessment:

Coronary Angiography:

For visualizing blockages in the coronary arteries, a catheter is inserted and contrast dye is injected to highlight the arteries under X-ray imaging. to determines the location and severity of blockages to guide intervention.

CT Coronary Angiography (CTCA):

Suitable for patients with intermediate risk or as an alternative to invasive angiography.

2. Functional and Pressure Tests:

Cardiac Stress Test:

Assesses blood flow and detects areas of reduced blood supply under stress conditions. To find if coronary artery disease is present and evaluates the need for interventions.

Fractional Flow Reserve

A special wire is used to determine the significance of a lesion.

3. Intravascular Imaging:

Intravascular Ultrasound (IVUS):

Helps assess plaque characteristics and ensure precise stent placement

Optical Coherence Tomography (OCT):

High-resolution imaging to visualize the arterial walls in detail & detects stent deployment issues and identifies areas needing further intervention.

4. Advanced Imaging Techniques:

Cardiac MRI (Magnetic Resonance Imaging):

Complements other diagnostic tests for complex cases or congenital heart conditions.

MBBS., MD., DM (Cardiologist)

MBBS., MD., Dip. CARD. (Cardiologist)

MBBS., MD., DM (Cardiologist)

MBBS., MD., Dip. CARD. (Cardiologist)

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