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2016-09-26 02:28:36
Will cardiovascular cartography show accurate results like angiogram??? Is it reliable to go ahead n trust that if CCG result are normal then there is no blocks in heart? Or if CCG results show that if there is a block, is it true that there is a block for sure?
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The definitive test remains a conventional Coronary angiogram Dr Ashish Srivastava General Physician & Clinical Cardiologist

Answered2016-10-02 07:32:01

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Hello.... 3D-CCG is a new and revolutionary test that provides vital cardiac information.Test reports are used not just to diagnose the problem but also to treat heart ailments more accurately. Safe and totally non-invasive procedure. It's advanced technology and reliable one.

Answered2016-09-26 16:03:46

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