CT Coronary Angiography in Meerut

Your heart works tirelessly, and ensuring its health is a priority. For patients seeking a non-invasive diagnosis for chest pain or suspected blockages, CT Coronary Angiography in Meerut at Nova Hospital & Research Centre represents the gold standard in modern cardiac imaging.

Gone are the days when the only way to visualize the heart's arteries involved a hospital stay. With our state-of-the-art multi-slice CT technology, we offer the most accurate CT Angiography near you. Whether you have a family history of heart disease or are experiencing unexplained symptoms, Nova Hospital provides the clarity you need.

What is CT Coronary Angiography?

Computed Tomography (CT) Coronary Angiography is a sophisticated imaging test that looks at the arteries that supply blood to your heart. Unlike a traditional coronary angiogram, which requires threading a catheter, a CT angiogram is non-invasive.

Think of it as a high-definition virtual tour of your cardiovascular system. By using powerful X-ray beams and a contrast dye, the scanner captures rapid cross-sectional images to create a 3D model of your heart.

CT Angiography Price in Meerut

One of the most common questions patients have is regarding the cost. At Nova Hospital, we believe in accessible healthcare. We offer the most competitive CT Angiography price in Meerut without compromising on quality or safety.

The exact cost may vary slightly depending on whether additional renal function tests are required or specific contrast dyes are used. However, our packages are designed to be affordable compared to other centers in the region.

Check Current Rates: To get the exact CT Angiography charges and insurance coverage details, please call our help desk at +91-70550 06662 or fill out the enquiry form.

Who Should Consider a CT Coronary Angiogram?

Not everyone needs a CT angiogram. It is typically recommended for patients who have an intermediate risk of coronary artery disease. Your doctor might suggest this scan if you have:

• Unexplained Chest Pain: Discomfort that cannot be immediately ruled out.
• Indeterminate Stress Tests: If a treadmill test provided unclear results.
• High Risk Factors: Diabetes, high BP, or family history.
• Pre-Surgical Clearance: Before undergoing non-cardiac surgery.

The Procedure: What to Expect

1. Before the Scan

Preparation begins a few hours before. Avoid caffeine for 12 hours and solid foods for 4 hours. If your heart rate is high, a beta-blocker may be given to ensure sharp images.

2. During the Scan

You will lie on a motorized table. A contrast dye is injected (you may feel a warm flush), and you will be asked to hold your breath for 10-15 seconds. The actual scanning takes less than a minute.

3. After the Scan

You can return to your normal daily activities immediately. Drink plenty of water to flush the dye from your system.