DIAGNOSTIC SERVICE
Echo (2D Echocardiogram)
Cardiac echo imaging for detailed structural heart assessment — using safe, non-invasive ultrasound technology guided by expert cardiologist review.
SERVICE OVERVIEW
What This Scan Covers
Our 2D Echo service uses ultrasound imaging to assess the structure and function of your heart, including chambers, valves, and blood flow, guided by expert cardiologist review.
2D & Doppler Imaging
Heart Chamber & Valve Assessment
Ejection Fraction Measurement
Detects Structural Abnormalities
Non-Invasive, Painless Scan
Cardiologist-Led Evaluation
IS THIS RIGHT FOR YOU?
Who Needs This Service?
A 2D Echo is recommended for patients with suspected heart conditions, existing cardiac patients under monitoring, or those referred by a cardiologist.
Suspected Heart Conditions
Existing Cardiac Patients
Cardiologist-Referred Patients
Ongoing Heart Monitoring
WHY CHOOSE THIS SCAN
Advantages of This Service
Detailed Structural Assessment
2D and Doppler imaging provides a clear view of heart chambers, valves, and blood flow for accurate diagnosis.
Non-Invasive, Painless Scan
A completely safe ultrasound-based procedure with no radiation, needles, or discomfort involved.
Cardiologist-Led Evaluation
Every scan is reviewed by an experienced cardiologist to guide accurate diagnosis and treatment planning.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does a 2D Echo test check for?
A 2D Echo (echocardiogram) uses ultrasound to assess heart chamber size, valve function, ejection fraction, and detect structural abnormalities of the heart.
How long does a 2D Echo take?
A 2D Echo typically takes 20 to 30 minutes. The exact duration depends on the complexity of the assessment and any specific views your doctor has requested.
Is an Echo test painful or unsafe?
No, an Echo test is completely safe and painless. It uses ultrasound waves, not radiation, and involves no needles or discomfort.
Do I need any preparation before an Echo scan?
No special preparation is required. You can eat and drink normally beforehand, and we recommend wearing comfortable, loose-fitting clothing.
When will I receive my Echo test report?
Your Echo report is reviewed by a cardiologist and is typically ready the same day, so you can discuss the findings with your doctor promptly.
