FAQs
Can I eat or drink before the test?
No dietary restrictions are required prior to the test.
Do I need to bring anything with me on the day of the test?
You should bring along with you your most recent blood test result, if you have one, list of your medications and any previous medical reports.
Should I be accompanied?
It is recommended that elderly/disabled patients are accompanied for their appointment.
Can I drive after the test?
Yes
Will there be any injection during the procedure?
No
How long is the test?
You should allow yourself about 2 hours for the whole session.
How will I know when my report is ready?
You will be contacted by phone once the report is ready for collection at the centre.
Can I use the report abroad?
Yes, the report is recognised internationally, particularly in the United Kingdom.
Do I get any treatment at the centre if there is any heart problem?
If treatment or further investigations are required, you will be routed to an appropriate specialist.
How often do I need to have a heart scan?
It is strongly recommended to have a yearly check up to avoid unexpected heart complications. If you already have a heart problem, then it is advisable to have regular 6-8 months follow-up.
Can I eat or drink before the test?
Do I need to bring anything with me on the day of the test?
Should I be accompanied?
Can I drive after the test?
Will there be any injection during the procedure?
How long is the test?
How will I know when my report is ready?
Can I use the report abroad?
Yes, the report is recognised internationally, particularly in the United Kingdom.
Do I get any treatment at the centre if there is any heart problem?
If treatment or further investigations are required, you will be routed to an appropriate specialist.
How often do I need to have a heart scan?
It is strongly recommended to have a yearly check up to avoid unexpected heart complications. If you already have a heart problem, then it is advisable to have regular 6-8 months follow-up.