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Noninvasive Cardiovascular Imaging

If heart disease runs in your family, your best friend is early detection. We’ll take noninvasive pictures of your heart to diagnose with precision.

Did you know that you may not feel symptoms of some heart disease conditions for years, even decades? 

A crystal-clear set of heart images can provide a tailored path to early treatment and recovery.

Our approach to noninvasive cardiovascular imaging

At UCI Health, we stay hyper-focused on your patient experience. Our goal is to identify and treat heart disease at its earliest stages, when it’s most treatable. One of our most important tools is clear imaging.

Noninvasive cardiovascular imaging serves three main functions:

It’s a diagnostic tool that reveals your heart’s structure, blood vessels and surrounding anatomy so we can diagnose your condition

If you need an intervention like a valve replacement, we guide the surgeon with imaging tools live during the procedure. This helps with proper positioning or to check for leaks

We also use imaging as an important follow-up tool to make sure an implanted device or treatment is working

How we work together

We work in teams across different disciplines based on your examination, history and test results. For example, if you’re at high risk, a smoker, or have a family history of heart disease, we’ll make certain recommendations.

Our Preventive Cardiology and Cholesterol Management Program works alongside Radiology Services. Together they offer what is called a coronary calcium scan. If you’re at high risk, this test looks for a buildup of arterial plaque and helps us predict heart disease.

Or if you are a candidate for a replacement valve (or another complex treatment), we have a multidisciplinary discussion. Instead of one doctor deciding what you need, our meeting would include:

  • a cardiothoracic surgeon 
  • interventional cardiologist 
  • cardiac imaging specialist 
  • primary cardiologist 
  • and nurse practitioners

We talk with you about lifestyle choices

Prevention is also a powerful medicine. In some cardiac illnesses, lifestyle choices can greatly improve your health and help you avoid worsening symptoms. If your tests show plaque buildup, we’ll discuss what you could do to interrupt this heart disease process.

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Why choose UCI Health for noninvasive cardiovascular imaging?

Heart medicine has grown exponentially in the past twenty years and continues to shift and change

In many instances, we’ve replaced invasive surgical procedures with noninvasive practices or powerful medicines. We stay at the leading edge of innovation to keep pace with the changes.

We do innovative research to better understand abnormal heart  structures or test new medicines

When you step into UCI Health with a serious heart issue, you may qualify for one of our clinical trials. This means that in addition to receiving gold standard treatment, you may get experimental drugs or tools not available elsewhere.

We teach the next generation of cardiologists

We believe in what we do. Our faculty makes sure the next group of physicians are thoughtful, collaborative and excellent practitioners.  

In cardiology, our goal is to see new patients quickly

If you’re a new patient and require heart imaging, we do our best to see you within three working days.

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Be proactive with your heart health

In the Noninvasive Cardiovascular Imaging Program, we’re here to help you with early detection. Our tests are noninvasive and relatively quick. 

Call 714-456-6699 now to make an imaging appointment.

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Find a Cardiology Clinical Trial

Talk to your doctor to see if a cardiology clinical trial is right for you. 

See Open Cardiology Trials