Womens Heart Disease

Womens Heart Disease
Cardio-Med is equipped to perform additional scans as listed below to assist your physician in ensuring comprehensive early detection of diseases.

Lung Scan (Chest CT Scan)

Detects lung cancer and other abnormalities of the lungs. Lung tumors can be detected at the earliest stages when lung cancer can be curable. $295

Kidney Scan

Detects kidney cancer and stones.   $295

Heart and Lung Scan Combination

   $590

Lung Scan Details

People who have symptoms of lung problems, such as chest pain or trouble breathing, may need chest CT scans.

Chest CT scans look for problems such as tumors, excess fluid around the lungs, and pulmonary embolism (a blood clot in the lungs). The scan also checks for other conditions, such as tuberculosis, emphysema, and pneumonia.

Your doctor may order a chest CT scan if a standard chest x ray doesn’t help diagnose the problem. For example, your doctor might order a chest CT scan after a chest x ray to:
  • See more detailed pictures of your lungs and other structures in your chest
  • Find the exact location of a tumor or other problem
  • Show something that isn’t visible on a chest x ray



Kidney Scan Details

A renal scan is a nuclear medicine exam in which a small amount of radioactive material (radioisotope) is used to measure the function of the kidneys.

A renal scan reveals the size, position, shape, and function of the kidneys. It is particularly useful when a person is sensitive or allergic to the contrast (dye) material used in an IVP or other x-rays, or when they have reduced kidney function.

Abnormal results are a sign of reduced kidney function. This may be due to:

  • Acute or chronic kidney failure
  • Complications of a kidney transplant
  • Glomerulonephritis