Diagnostic Services

Cardiac Scan

A cardiac scan is a non-invasive imaging test used to assess the structure and function of the heart. It often involves the use of radioactive tracers (as in nuclear medicine scans like a MUGA scan or myocardial perfusion scan) or other imaging technologies such as CT or MRI. Cardiac scans help detect problems like reduced blood flow, heart muscle damage, or abnormal heart function, and are commonly used in diagnosing coronary artery disease or evaluating heart performance after a heart attack.