Echocardiography

Ultrasound-based cardiac imaging used to assess the structure and function of the heart.

Echocardiography, commonly known as an ECHO, is an ultrasound-based examination used to assess the structure and function of the heart. It provides images that can help doctors evaluate different aspects of cardiac function.

At Jaydeep Heart & Diabetes Clinic, ECHO is available as part of the cardiac diagnostic services and may be advised according to the patient's clinical requirements.

Q. What Can an ECHO Assess?

- Heart chambers and overall structure
- Heart muscle movement
- Heart valve function
- Pumping function of the heart
- Blood flow through the heart

More Services

Diabetic Foot Management

Assessment and management of diabetic foot concerns, supported by vascular and neuropathy evaluation.

Heart Health Evaluation

Medical evaluation of heart health with appropriate cardiac diagnostic and monitoring facilities.

ECG

Electrocardiography to record the heart’s electrical activity as part of cardiac evaluation.

Stress ECHO

Echocardiographic assessment performed with stress evaluation when clinically appropriate.

TMT

Treadmill testing to assess the heart’s response to controlled physical exercise.

24-Hour BP Monitoring

Ambulatory blood pressure monitoring to record blood pressure over an extended period during daily activities.

Vascular Assessment (ABI)

The Ankle-Brachial Index (ABI) is a non-invasive vascular assessment that compares blood pressure in the ankle with blood pressure in the arm.

Neuropathy Assessment

Neuropathy assessment is an important component of diabetic foot evaluation, particularly when diabetes may affect sensation in the feet.