Coronary Exams
What a coronary exam checks, how to prepare and what the numbers mean.
01Jan
Dr. Anna Rogers
Cardiology
5 Min Read
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What A Coronary Exam Checks, And Why It Matters
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A coronary exam looks at the arteries that feed the heart muscle. Most start with an ECG and a blood pressure check, and some go on to an echo or a stress test on the same morning.
Most of the heart problems we treat could have been caught two or three years earlier with a thirty-minute check.
Dr. Anna Rogers, Cardiologist
How To Prepare
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- Visit Length
- 45 Minutes
- Results
- The Same Day
- Before You Come
- No Coffee For 12 Hours
What The Numbers Mean
Excepteur sint occaecat cupidatat non proident, sunt in culpa qui officia deserunt mollit anim id est laborum. Your cardiologist goes through every figure with you and writes the plan down before you leave.
Dr. Anna Rogers
Cardiologist at Clinara for fifteen years. Anna runs the Monday and Thursday heart clinics.
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Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Booked the ECG after reading this and it took forty minutes, results included.
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ReplyNulla eget tincidunt suscipit. Is the stress test on the same day as the echo, or a second visit?
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