Cardiac and Circulatory System Imaging

Cardiovascular and circulatory system diseases, the leading cause of death worldwide, are critical for early diagnosis.

Technologies Used for Imaging in This Area:

Cardiac MRI
Essential for detailed imaging of the heart and surrounding structures.

Angiography
All arteries and veins in the body are visualized using CT and MRI. Intravenous contrast material is injected through a catheter for imaging. This method is very fast.

Calcium Scoring
The amount of calcium in the plaques of coronary arteries is rapidly detected using CT. Scoring is performed based on these results. The higher the score, the greater the risk of coronary artery disease and heart attack.

Carotid Artery Ultrasound
Carotid arteries are among the most important vessels in the neck, supplying blood to the brain. Narrowing and blockages in these vessels are identified using ultrasound and color Doppler ultrasound, playing a significant role in assessing stroke risk.