How long does cardiac MRI take?
Cardiac MRI takes about 45 - 60 minutes. After the scan, you're normally monitored for about 15 to 20 minutes to ensure that you're good to go home.
Does cardiac MRI hurt?
Consultant cardiologist Joban Sehmi reveals whether a cardiac MRI scan hurts.
Do ambulatory BP and Holter ECG monitoring hurt?
Consultant cardiologist Dr. Navin Chandra reveals whether BP recorders and Holter ECG monitoring hurt.
Diagnosed with heart disease? Many Beats Complete can help you get your life back
Consultant cardiologist Navtej S. Chahal explains how Many Beats can help you if you've been diagnosed with heart disease.
Are your heart palpitations a sign or symptom of heart disease?
Consultant cardiologist Dr. Navin Chandra reveals whether heart palpitations are symptoms of heart disease and when you should see a professional.
Are you planning to run a marathon? You should get your heart health tested first
Consultant cardiologist Dr. Navin Chandra explains why you should get your heart health tested before running a marathon.
Why should athletes and competitors have their hearts tested?
Consultant cardiologist Dr. Navin Chandra Navtej S. Chahal explains why you should have a heart health test if you are an athlete.
Are there any risks associated with ambulatory BP and Holter ECG monitoring?
Consultant cardiologist Dr. Navin Chandra explains the possible risks associated with BP and Holter ECG monitoring.
Ambulatory BP and Holter ECG monitoring. How long does it take?
Consultant cardiologist Dr. Navin Chandra reveals how long BP and ECG monitoring usually takes.
What do results of stress echocardiography tell us?
Stress echocardiography results tell a lot of things. Whether or not you have narrowings in coronary arteries or if there are leakages in your heart valves.