Cardiology Diagnostic Services

Standard 12-Lead ECG

Small, sticky sensors called electrodes are placed on the patient’s chest, arms, and legs while they lie flat. The machine records the electrical signals of the heart onto graph paper. It is used to quickly detect abnormal heart rhythms, poor blood flow, or signs of an active heart attack.

Transthoracic Echocardiogram (2D Echo with Doppler)

A painless ultrasound scan where a special gel is applied to the chest, and a probe is moved across the heart area. It creates real-time, live video images of the moving heart. It is used to evaluate the size of heart chambers, check how well the heart muscles pump blood, and look for leaking or stiff heart valves.

​Paediatric Echocardiogram

A specialized Echo scan tailored specifically for infants and children using smaller, high-frequency probes. It is used to diagnose birth-related heart defects, holes in the heart, or abnormal blood vessel connections in younger patients.