Cardiac Imaging

X-ray
Cardiac Catheterization
Cardiac Catherization

Chest X-ray
Chest X-rays can show your doctor if you have any fluid in your lungs that can be caused by heart failure. X-rays can also show changes to the size and shape of your heart. 

Cardiac Catheterization
Your doctor may ask that you undergo a catheterization (or “cath”). A “cath” is a procedure performed while you are sleepy/sedated. A doctor will use a long IV to measure the pressures inside your heart and lungs that you can’t measure with just a blood pressure cuff. A cath will give you a better understanding of how well your blood is moving around your body. The information taken from a “cath” can be very useful in helping your doctor figure out how best to treat your heart failure.

Website Maintenance

Dear Users:
Our website is under maintenance and you may experience issues. We are aware of the problems and ask that you please be patient while we work on solving the issues, including Provider quizzing.