Lipid Profile · hs-CRP · Troponin I · ECG · Echocardiography · Stress TMT
Early detection of cardiovascular disease and lipid abnormalities. We provide blood-based biomarkers (Lipid Profile, hs-CRP, Homocysteine, Apolipoprotein A1/B) and in-centre diagnostic imaging (12-Lead ECG, 2D Echocardiography with Doppler, and TMT Stress Test).
echo, heart ultrasound, 2D echo
Ultrasound of the heart showing chambers, valves and pumping function.
ApoA ApoB, apolipoprotein
Particle-based cholesterol risk assessment.
EKG, heart tracing, electrocardiogram
A 12-lead recording of the heart’s electrical activity.
homocystine
An amino acid that, when raised, is associated with cardiovascular and clotting risk.
CRP high sensitivity, cardiac CRP, inflammation marker
Sensitive marker of low-grade inflammation linked to cardiovascular risk.
cholesterol test, lipid panel, cholesterol profile
Full cholesterol and triglyceride panel with calculated ratios.
Lp(a), lipoprotein little a
An inherited cholesterol particle that standard lipid panels miss.
BNP, heart failure test
Marker of cardiac strain, used to assess heart failure.
TMT, stress test, treadmill
ECG recorded while walking on a treadmill under supervision.
troponin, trop I, heart attack test
The definitive marker of heart-muscle injury.
Triglycerides rise sharply after meals. A strict 10–12 hour fast ensures accurate baseline measurement of triglycerides and calculated LDL cholesterol.
High-Sensitivity C-Reactive Protein (hs-CRP) measures low-grade vascular inflammation that contributes to plaque buildup in coronary arteries, identifying hidden cardiac risk even when cholesterol is normal.
