CARDIAC (HEART) SCREENING

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Cardiac screening consists of detailed physical examinations and tests to determine if your heart is functioning healthily, and provides suitable lifestyle changes.

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The screening tests are designed to detect early features of heart or vascular disease in individuals who may not yet have any symptoms, thereby allowing for earlier diagnosis and treatment.

Cardiac Screening

Cardiac Screening identifies people with evidence of heart disease (such as blockages in the arteries supplying blood to the heart) or conditions that can increase the risk of heart disease (such as diabetes, high blood pressure and high cholesterol levels). The results help the cardiologist estimate the risk of a heart attack and recommend specific treatments. The tests take little time to perform and can give you peace of mind or a timely wake-up call to change your lifestyle before a serious heart problem occurs.

A screening package focusing on heart health and is ideal for individuals who take matters of the heart seriously.

Body Composition Measurement

  • Body height & weight
  • Body Mass Index (BM)
  • Subcutaneous fat percentage
  • Skeletal muscle percentage
  • Visceral fat level
  • Blood pressure & heart rate

Cardiac Investigations

  • 12 Lead Resting ECG
  • Exercise treadmill test
  • Carotid intimal medial thickness (CIMT) scan

Pre-Screening Consultation & Examination

  • Detailed personal & family medical history
  • Examination of heart, lungs & abdomen
  • Neurological & musculoskeletal examination

Laboratory Analysis

  • Haematology profile
  • Coronary risk profile
  • Diabetes profile
  • Bone & joint profile
  • Kidney profile
  • Liver & biliary profile
  • Thyroid profile
  • Urine profile
  • Vitamin D
  • Creatine Kinase

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