Why is this procedure performed?
- Diagnosing hypertrophic or dilated cardiomyopathy
- Assessing damage after a heart attack (fibrosis)
- Studying blood flow to the heart muscle (perfusion)
- Evaluating heart valve diseases and congenital defects
An advanced diagnostic tool providing detailed images of heart structure and function, essential for evaluating myocardial health and perfusion to ensure the most accurate treatment plan for your cardiovascular well-being.
Scientific name: Advanced Cardiac Magnetic Resonance Imaging (CMR)
Advanced imaging procedure using magnetic fields to evaluate heart muscle, valve function, and identify fibrosis or inflammation with high precision without exposure to ionizing radiation.