Diagnostic tests measuring blood flow in veins in the abdomen and pelvic area are noninvasive and can provide cardiac care physicians with vital information about your heart and circulatory system.
Abdominal duplex study
Uses ultrasound to view abdominal arteries or veins and requires fasting prior to the test.
Abdominal aortic aneurysm (AAA) inferior vena cava (IVC) screening
An ultrasound screening for AAA and IVC to detect aneurysms and vascular issues. Fasting prior to the test is required.
Superior mesenteric artery (SMA) screening
An ultrasound screening Ultrasound screening of the SMA to detect blood flow issues in the intestines. Fasting prior to the test is required.
Renal screening (arteries and veins)
Ultrasound screening of renal arteries and veins to detect blood flow issues. Fasting prior to the test is required.
Testicular ultrasound
Produces an image of the veins in the scrotum, allowing measurement of the diameter of the veins and the direction of blood flow.
Abdominal vascular ultrasound
Provides an image of the main blood vessels in the abdomen and the blood flow to and from organs in the abdomen, and may include the testicles.
Heart care services may vary by location. Please confirm when booking an appointment.