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In a 2D Echocardiogram (2D Echo) test sound waves are used to produce images of your heart. The test allows your doctor to see how your heart is beating and pumping blood.
A 2D Echo test is a test that produces live images of your heart using sound waves. It is performed to
To evaluate any abnormalities in the heart and its valves.
To diagnose the cause for irregular heartbeats.
To diagnose coronary heart disease (CHD).
Examine chest pain or difficulty in breathing and determine any connection with heart problem.
Detecting narrow arteries.
X-ray of the chest.
ECG report.
Angiography details and report.
Angioplasty details and report.
Total time – 2-3 hrs. approx.
Patient history/consent: 5-10 mins.
On table time – 30 mins.
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Details of any significant medical history or surgery should be mentioned before the test.
Once you are t settled on the table a special gel is applied on the chest.
Then a transducer (which looks like a very thick blunt pen) is moved over the gel area.
Pulses of ultrasound are sent from the transducer through the skin towards your heart. The ultrasound waves then echo from the heart. For example, ultrasound travels freely through fluid, so there is little echo from blood in heart chambers. But, heart valves are dense tissues so ultrasound hitting a valve will echo back clearly.
Detecting narrow arteries.
Once the recording is done, you can wipe the gel from your body and wait for the report.
We may have to reschedule or cancel appointments at times because of reasons beyond our control – short-supply or no supply of the isotope used for the scan from an external source, machine breakdowns, etc.
As we have no control over this situation, Medcare Diagnostics would not be held liable for any harm or loss arising out of such cancellations.
Specialist in Imaging Diagnostics and Nuclear Medicine – CT scan, PET-CT scan, Nuclear Medicine/ Gamma scans and more.
Specialist in Imaging Diagnostics and Nuclear Medicine – CT scan, PET-CT scan, Nuclear Medicine/ Gamma scans and more.