Cardiac CT
An advanced imaging scan that creates detailed images of the heart and coronary arteries to detect cardiovascular disease.
Overview of the Test
A Cardiac CT scan uses advanced CT imaging technology to produce detailed pictures of the heart and blood vessels. It helps doctors detect early signs of heart disease and structural abnormalities.
Who It’s For
This test is recommended for individuals who:
Have chest pain or suspected heart disease
Have risk factors for coronary artery disease
Need detailed imaging of heart structures
What It Detects
Cardiac CT scans can detect:
Coronary artery blockages
Calcium buildup in arteries
Structural heart abnormalities
Congenital heart defects
How It Works
You lie on a scanning table that moves through a CT scanner while high-resolution images of the heart are taken. A contrast dye may be used to highlight blood vessels.
What to Expect
The scan usually takes 10–20 minutes and is painless. You may need to briefly hold your breath while images are captured.
Preparation Instructions
Avoid caffeine before the scan
Inform your doctor about medications or allergies
Follow fasting instructions if provided
Results Process
Radiologists and cardiologists analyze the CT images and prepare a detailed report on heart structure and artery health.
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Book your Cardiac CT scan today for detailed heart imaging and early detection of heart disease.