Advanced Cardiac Imaging Approach

We utilize high-resolution echocardiographic imaging with Doppler assessment, enabling comprehensive evaluation of cardiac chambers, valves, and hemodynamic.

• Real-time visualization of cardiac chambers and wall motion

• Color Doppler and spectral Doppler for blood flow analysis

• Assessment of systolic and diastolic function

• Evaluation of valvular morphology and function

• Measurement of cardiac output and pressure gradients

Non-Invasive Cardiac Imaging

At Aarisha Diagnostics, we provide 2D Echocardiography (2D Echo) for detailed evaluation of cardiac structure and function. This non-invasive, ultrasound-based test allows real-time assessment of the heart, helping in diagnosis and monitoring of various cardiac conditions.

We focuses on accurate functional assessment, structured evaluation, and reliable reporting, supporting effective clinical decision-making.

What is Evaluated in 2D Echo ?

🔹 Cardiac Chambers

• Size and function of left and right atrium and ventricles

• Detection of chamber enlargement or hypertrophy

🔹 Valvular Assessment

• Evaluation of mitral, aortic, tricuspid, and pulmonary valves

• Detection of stenosis, regurgitation, and structural abnormalities

🔹 Left Ventricular Function

• Assessment of ejection fraction (EF)

• Evaluation of regional wall motion abnormalities

🔹 Doppler Hemodynamic Study

• Measurement of blood flow velocities

• Assessment of pressure gradients across valves

• Detection of abnormal flow patterns

🔹 Pericardial Evaluation

• Detection of pericardial effusion

• Assessment of pericardial thickness

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Is 2D Echo painful?

No. It is completely painless and non-invasive.

2. Is radiation used?

No. Echocardiography uses ultrasound waves and does not involve radiation exposure.

3. How long does the examination take?

Usually 20–30 minutes.

4. Can I eat before the test?

Yes. No special dietary restrictions are required.

5. Will I receive the report the same day?

Yes. Reports are generally available shortly after the examination.

When 2D Echo is performed ?

• Chest pain and shortness of breath

• Hypertension and cardiac risk assessment

• Suspected heart disease

• Valve disorders

• Congenital heart disease

• Follow-up of known cardiac conditions