Diagnostic

A basic and quick test used to measure your heart’s electrical activity and rhythm.

• Helps determine if your heartbeats are regular or irregular
• Can detect signs of a previous heart attack (scarring)
• May identify an ongoing heart attack or reduced blood supply during chest pain
• Takes only 5–10 minutes and is completely painless

⚠️ Important: A normal ECG does not always rule out heart blockages. Further tests may be required for accurate diagnosis.

A Stress Test is an exercise ECG where electrodes are placed on your chest while you walk on a treadmill.

• As you walk, your heart rate increases, which raises the demand for blood supply
• Helps identify blockages when the heart doesn’t get enough blood during activity
• You may experience chest discomfort, or the doctor may detect ECG abnormalities during the test
• Duration: 20–30 minutes

This test is especially useful for detecting heart problems that may not appear during rest.

This scan evaluates how your heart functions as a pump and provides detailed images of its structure.

• Examines all 4 chambers of the heart and its valves
• Uses Color Doppler to assess blood flow across different chambers and valves
• Detects reduced pumping capacity caused by heart muscle damage after a heart attack
• A normal heart pumping capacity is around 60%
• Identifies valve leakage or narrowing
• Helps detect congenital conditions like holes in the heart

This is a safe, non-invasive test that gives a clear picture of your heart’s overall function.

This test evaluates the complete function of the heart both at rest and during stress.

• Helps assess how the heart performs when the workload increases
• Commonly used in diagnosing Ischemic Heart Disease
• Detects reduced blood supply to the heart
• Identifies changes in heart muscle movement (regional wall motion abnormalities) on 2D Echo

Stress Echo provides deeper insights compared to routine tests, especially when symptoms appear during physical activity.

Holter Monitoring is a continuous ECG recording done over 24 hours using a small device attached to your chest.

• Tracks heart rhythm throughout daily activities
• Helps diagnose irregular heartbeats (arrhythmias)
• Useful for detecting reduced blood supply in patients who cannot perform a stress test

Ambulatory Blood Pressure (BP) Monitoring records your blood pressure over 24 hours.

• Helps in accurate diagnosis of hypertension
• Monitors the effect of medications
• Shows how blood pressure changes with daily activities

These tests provide real-time data, offering a more accurate picture than single-time readings.

Ultrasonography is used to detect abnormalities in the abdomen and evaluate gynecological and obstetric conditions.

• Helps identify issues in abdominal organs
• Supports diagnosis in gynecological and pregnancy-related conditions

Color Doppler is used to study blood flow in different parts of the body.

• Evaluates blood flow in the neck vessels and extremities
• Helps assess circulation in the kidneys

These tests are non-invasive and provide important insights into both organ health and blood circulation.

Through our advanced pathology lab, we conduct a range of tests to evaluate your risk for heart disease.

• Lipid profile (cholesterol levels)
• Apo lipoprotein and lipoprotein levels
• Homocysteine levels
• C-reactive protein (CRP)

These tests help identify whether you are at risk of developing heart blockages, even before symptoms appear.

X-Ray supports the evaluation of heart size and related chest conditions, giving additional diagnostic clarity.