Comprehensive Cardiovascular & Vascular Evaluation
Echocardiogram + Carotid Duplex + LE Arterial Doppler + LE Venous Doppler + Abdominal Aorta. Our most complete study. If you experience the symptoms below, this evaluation assesses the heart and the vascular system head to toe.
Chest Pain, Pressure, or Palpitations
Discomfort, pressure, or a racing/irregular heartbeat may indicate heart disease or poor blood flow.
Shortness of Breath or Dizziness
Trouble breathing, lightheadedness, or dizziness can be signs of heart, valve, or vascular problems.
Face Drooping, Speech, or Vision Changes
Sudden weakness, trouble speaking, or vision changes may signal a blocked carotid artery or stroke.
Leg Pain with Walking or Cramping
Pain, cramping, or fatigue in the legs when walking that improves with rest may be a sign of poor artery circulation.
Leg Swelling, Heaviness, or Visible Veins
Swelling, heaviness, aching, or visible veins may indicate venous insufficiency or blood clots.
Cold Feet, Numbness, or Skin Color Changes
Cold feet, tingling, numbness, or changes in skin color may be signs of poor circulation.
Pulsating Abdomen or Slow-Healing Sores
A pulsating feeling in the abdomen may suggest an aortic aneurysm. Sores that heal slowly may indicate poor blood flow.
Chest pain with shortness of breath, fainting, sudden weakness, or slurred speech can signal a heart attack or stroke. Call 911 immediately.