This ultrasound test is considered to be one of the best and most accurate non-invasive heart disease screening to obtain information about the heart disease prevention, including size and strength of contractions, valve function and fluids around the heart.

This test provides a picture of the electrical activity responsible for the heart’s cycle of contraction and relaxation. It provides doctors with information such as heartbeat irregularity and heart enlargement.

This test measures the hardening of the arteries, which are responsible for moving the majority of the blood through the vascular tree. Hardened arteries cause the heart to work much harder when it is forced to pump blood through partially occluded vessels.

This ultrasound test of the carotid arteries is used to detect the possibility of a stroke. The amount of plaque in these arteries is a good prognostic indicator of stroke. This is an intricate yet pain free way of analyzing blood flow.

This ultrasound test is used to visualize the presence of an aneurysm, i.e., an abnormal swelling or dilation of a blood vessel. The danger lies in the risk of the aneurysm bursting or rupturing.

This test identifies the presence of Peripheral Arterial Disease (PAD). Individuals with high ABI are three to five times at greater risk of heart attacks.