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Heart function test
My self age 60 diabetic with insulin dependent. myself ECG ,ECHO normal but I want to know the exact condition of my full heart please let me know the the scan to take know about the heart ( including heart rate,artery valve and pericardium) devakumari
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Dr. Bipin Ninan Abraham
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ECG and ECHO if normal doesn't require any further testing as there's no danger signs noted in the ECG which requires further examination. But further tests of the heart is a TMT(treadmill test) used to find stress induced ischemia, angiography to find the status of the arteries and the level of blockage, MRI scans and Thallium scans. You can do a TMT test as well to confirm the status of the heart but if the ECHO, ECG and TMT is normal then further testing isn't required.
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