Advanced Procedures,
Minimally Invasive Approaches

A cardiac echo, short for echocardiogram, is a non-invasive imaging test that uses ultrasound waves to create moving pictures of your heart.

A stress echocardiogram is a type of echocardiogram that looks at how your heart works when it is under physical stress, usually exercise.

A myocardial perfusion imaging test is a medical scan used to evaluate how well blood flows through your heart muscle, the myocardium.

A cardiac PET scan is an advanced version of a myocardial perfusion test. It gives very detailed, accurate images of how blood is flowing through your heart.

This exam helps detect narrowing, plaque buildup, and potential risk of stroke in the carotid arteries.

A peripheral arterial exam is a non-invasive test used to check blood flow in the arteries of your arms and legs, the peripheral parts of your body.

A peripheral venous exam is a non-invasive test used to check blood flow in the veins of your arms and legs, the peripheral parts of your body.

A Holter monitor is a portable heart-monitoring device that continuously records your heart activity over 24-48 hours or longer while you go about your normal daily activities.

An event monitor is a portable heart-monitoring device that continuously records your heart activity over a longer period when symptoms are less frequent.