This high-resolution scan shows detailed images of your heart’s arteries, identifying early blockages or narrowing. It’s non-invasive and far more informative than stress tests. CCTA provides an in-depth look at your cardiovascular health—offering clarity long before symptoms like chest pain or shortness of breath ever appear.
You’ll undergo a high-speed CT scan using contrast dye to visualize your coronary arteries in detail. The scan takes just minutes and is performed at a partner facility. Dr. Saha interprets the imaging herself, identifying any early blockages and guiding you through prevention strategies if disease is detected.
CCTA shows exactly where and how much narrowing exists in your arteries. It’s especially valuable if you’re high-risk but asymptomatic. With this level of detail, Dr. Saha can guide next steps with confidence—preventing heart attacks by treating disease early, before it has a chance to escalate.
Coronary CT Angiography (CCTA)
High-resolution imaging of heart arteries to detect narrowing or blockages long before they cause pain or complications.
CCTA is recommended for high-risk, asymptomatic patients—especially those with family history, abnormal labs, or unexplained symptoms like fatigue. It’s ideal for anyone seeking detailed insight into their heart arteries without invasive testing, and for those who want clarity on risk before an emergency ever arises.
You’ll visit a top imaging center for a quick, high-resolution CT scan with contrast dye. This painless procedure takes minutes and visualizes your heart arteries. Dr. Saha interprets the results personally, providing expert insight on any early blockages and a clear plan to protect your heart.
CCTA shows the exact location and extent of plaque buildup or narrowing in your arteries. This clarity enables proactive treatment to reduce risk—often before you feel any symptoms. By detecting disease early, we can prevent heart attacks and ensure long-term heart health through personalized, precise care.
This exam involves contrast and radiation exposure. Inform us of any allergies or kidney issues. You may be asked to avoid caffeine or certain medications before your appointment. Risks are low, and benefits outweigh them for high-risk patients. Results help prevent serious cardiac events through early action.
After reviewing your scan, Dr. Saha will explain any findings, including early blockages or narrowing. You’ll receive a personalized prevention plan—potentially including medication, lifestyle changes, or further monitoring. Expect clear next steps and a deeper understanding of your cardiovascular health, long before symptoms would typically appear.