3D Echocardiogram Technology at Tampa Cardiovascular Associates – VIDEO

Posted by: Tampa Cardio

On: March 4, 2022

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Tampa Cardiovascular Associates offers the world’s leading state-of-the-art medical technology.


When it comes to caring for your heart you deserve the best the medical world has to offer. That is why we take the time to keep up to date with every advancement so that we remain a cutting-edge facility here in the Tampa Bay area offering our patients the best care possible.

What is a 3D Echocardiogram?

Echocardiography (3 D imaging) is performed using ultrasound waves to see live visual images of the heart structure. An ultrasound wand is positioned at varied areas on the chest to show the heart visually on the screen. The pumping action, size, and function, of the four cardiac chambers, can be seen and evaluated.

Digital echocardiography can be helpful in identifying whether pacemaker or intracardiac defibrillator leads contribute to tricuspid regurgitation. This is the surgeon’s view.

Is 3D better than 2D imaging?

The introduction of 3D has improved the accuracy and reproducibility of LV volume and EF measurements.

How long does a 3D heart image take to capture?

20 to 40 minutes is the average time. You may be asked to stay for a short period afterward for monitoring.

The benefits

3D echocardiography provides easy recognition of cardiac structures from any spatial point of view and may give more complete information about absolute heart chamber volumes and functions. This can lead to the most accurate diagnosis and resulting treatment recommendations.

Tampa Cardio offers in-office 3D Echocardiograms as well as other diagnostic tests. If you need heart care choose Tampa’s premier medical group of board-certified well-practiced doctors and surgeons.  We care about our patients and our focus is on proper diagnosis, treatment, and overall care leading to a great patient experience.

www.tampacardio.com | 813-975-2800.

We look forward to helping you improve your health!

 

 

 

 

Posted by: Tampa Cardio

On: 04/03/2022

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