Cardiac MRI
Cardiac Magnetic Resonance Imaging
A cardiac MRI, or cardiac magnetic resonance imaging, is a noninvasive test that uses a powerful magnetic field and radio waves to create detailed images of the structures within and around the heart. There are several types of cardiac MRI, all of which are used to evaluate how the heart, blood vessels and valves are working.
Benefits of Cardiac MRI
Who is Cardiac MRI for?
- A cardiac MRI is usually ordered for a patient with more advanced or complex heart conditions
- Oncology patients on cardiotoxic medications
- Risk stratification before starting certain medications
Heart Diagnosis
Cardiac MRI is a painless imaging exam that can help physicians diagnose several heart conditions including:
Structure and function: Can show the structure and function of the heart's chambers, valves, and muscles
Blood flow: Shows how blood moves through the heart
Heart attack damage: Helps identify tissue damage from a heart attack
Heart failure: Determine the cause of heart failure
Congenital heart disease: Identify heart problems that are present at birth
Heart muscle conditions: Help diagnose conditions like cardiomyopathy
Tumors: Detect tumors in the heart
Heart valve disease: Diagnose heart valve disease
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Why Choose RadNet for Cardiac Imaging?
Your heart deserves nothing less than the best care. That’s why we’re at the forefront of cardiac imaging, combining advanced technology with expert radiology to deliver precise and reliable results.
