What Are the Different Heart Function Tests?

Cardiac physical examination refers to the targeted physical examination of the heart through professional technology and related equipment.

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Cardiac physical examination refers to the targeted physical examination of the heart through professional technology and related equipment.

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Heart examinations are recommended for:

1. People with chest tightness, shortness of breath, and palpitations.

2. People with high blood pressure, diabetes, hyperlipidemia, obesity and other symptoms.

3. People who smoke.

4. People with a family history of heart disease.

5. People who are worried about their heart condition.

Atherosclerosis

ABI and PWV tests are based on measuring and comparing blood pressure in the arms and ankles, and measuring at the same time

64-column CT

An instrument that measures the rate of pulse transmission to determine the degree of arteriosclerosis.

In addition, for those with clear or highly suspected cardiovascular disease, necessary examinations need to be supplemented. If there is labor chest tightness or chest pain, or if suspicious coronary heart disease is found during the examination, supplementary ECG stress test, cardiac CT examination or even MRI angiography for coronary heart disease are needed Wait. If there is an arrhythmia, a 24-hour ECG or even a cardiac electrophysiological examination may be required.

Cardiac CT

Cardiac CT can perform X-ray photography of the heart to determine the symptoms of myocardial infarction, angina pectoris, etc. for the stenosis and blockage of blood vessels. After intravenous injection of contrast agent, the heart and coronary

MR3.0T

Arteries are photographed, and a portrait of the coronary arteries can be displayed on the monitor.

Cardiac MRI

Cardiac MRI photography can make judgments on the morphological evaluation of the heart, the movement of the heart wall, the left ventricular pumping function, and myocardial ischemia in the left ventricle. Contrast agents injected intravenously can image the process of blood flowing through the heart muscle. When the contrast agent passes through a narrow part of the coronary artery sclerosis caused by the coronary arteriosclerosis, the speed of the contrast agent slows down. Therefore, the delay time of the contrast between the stenosis and the peripheral myocardium is used for cardiac diagnosis.