CT Coronary Angiogram in Chennai – ₹4,999
Advanced Cardiac Imaging. Greater Clarity of Your Heart.
Assess your coronary arteries with Low-Dose CT coronary angiogram Chennai, using optimised acquisition protocols designed to reduce radiation exposure. Our advanced cardiac imaging approach helps visualise the coronary arteries and assess for narrowing or plaque, as clinically indicated.
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What is CT Coronary Angiogram?
CT Coronary Angiogram (CTCA) is a non-invasive imaging test that uses computed tomography (CT) and an iodine-based contrast agent injected into a vein to obtain detailed images of the coronary arteries and identify plaque build-up, narrowing or blockages.
Why Choose This Scan?
- 01 /Optimised Imaging Protocols designed to reduce radiation exposure.
- 02 /Detailed Coronary Assessment to support the evaluation of coronary artery disease.
- 03 /Advanced Diagnostic Technology for cardiac imaging.
- 04 /Expert Cardiac Consultation to help determine whether the investigation is appropriate for you.
Why Choose MGM Malar for Your CT Coronary Angiogram?
- Advanced CT Imaging Technology
- Optimised Low-Dose Imaging Protocols
- Experienced Radiology Specialists
- Detailed Coronary Artery Assessment
- Expert Cardiac Consultation
- Patient-Centred Scan Guidance
- Advanced Radiology Facilities
Take a proactive step towards understanding your heart health with CT Coronary Angiogram at MGM Malar, Chennai.
Our Team of Radiologists:
Dr Samuel Reefath J
Senior Consultant and Lead
Radiology
Dr Thinesh Ram
Senior Consultant
Radiology
CT Coronary Angiogram
Take a proactive step towards understanding your heart health.
Cardiac Consultation + CT Coronary Angiography
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Frequently Asked Questions
CT Coronary Angiography helps visualise the arteries supplying blood to the heart and assess for plaque or narrowing. Your doctor may recommend the scan based on your symptoms, medical history and other test results.
Yes. CT Coronary Angiogram is a non-invasive imaging test. Contrast material is usually injected into a vein to help visualise the coronary arteries. It does not require a catheter to be inserted into an artery in the way conventional invasive coronary angiography does.
You may need to avoid food and caffeinated drinks for a specified period before the scan. Preparation depends on your clinical condition and the imaging centre's protocol. Inform your doctor about your medications, kidney problems, allergies and any possibility of pregnancy. Follow the instructions provided by your care team.
CT Coronary Angiogram uses X-rays, so some radiation exposure is involved. Optimised imaging protocols are designed to reduce radiation exposure while maintaining diagnostic image quality. Contrast-related risks may also need to be considered. Your doctor will assess whether the scan is appropriate for you.
A CT Coronary Angiogram (CTCA) may be recommended for individuals who require further evaluation of their coronary arteries based on symptoms, medical history, risk factors or the results of other cardiac tests. A cardiologist can assess whether the scan is appropriate based on the individual's clinical condition.