DIAGNOSTIC PROGRAM

• Cardiology Examination: A detailed evaluation of your cardiovascular health by a cardiologist.
• Dental Examination: Evaluation of your oral and dental health and early detection of potential problems.
• Body Analysis: Measurement of your basic body components such as body fat percentage, muscle mass and metabolic rate.

• Coronary CT Angiography: Detailed imaging of the vessels feeding the heart (coronary arteries) using computerized tomography, detecting stenosis and plaques.
• CT, Calcium Scoring: It is an advanced screening test that measures calcium deposits (calcification) in the heart vessels using tomography and is used to determine the risk of future heart attacks.
• Transthoracic Echocardiography (ECHO): This is a heart ultrasound. It examines the structure, valves, and pumping function of the heart in detail.
• Cardiovascular Stress Test (Exercise): An ECG is taken during exercise (treadmill) to investigate how the heart works under load and whether there is coronary artery disease.
• Color Doppler US, Carotid: Ultrasound examination of the neck (carotid) vessels to evaluate stenosis and plaques that may lead to the risk of stroke.
• Cardiac Teleradiography (one-way): A special chest X-ray taken to evaluate the size and shape of the heart.

Blood Fats and Advanced Cardiac Risk Markers

• Cholesterol, Total: Measures the total cholesterol level in the blood.
• Cholesterol, HDL: "Good cholesterol"; plays a protective role in heart health.
• Cholesterol, LDL: "Bad cholesterol"; high levels increase the risk of cardiovascular disease.
• Triglycerides: Another type of fat that circulates in the blood and is associated with the risk of heart disease.
• Lipoprotein a [Lp(a)]: A specific type of cholesterol that is a genetic risk factor for heart disease.
• Homocysteine: An amino acid whose high levels pose a risk for cardiovascular disease.
• C Reactive Protein (CRP): It is a sensitive marker that indicates inflammation in the body and indirectly cardiac risk.

Biochemistry and Hormone

• Blood Sugar (Glucose): Used for the diagnosis and monitoring of diabetes.
• Hemoglobin A1c (HbA1c): Shows the average of your blood sugar level for the last 3 months and is important in diabetes risk and follow-up.
• Insulin: The hormone that regulates blood sugar; used to evaluate insulin resistance

Biochemistry and Hormone

• Alanine Aminotransferase (ALT - SGPT): It is an enzyme that evaluates liver functions and possible liver damage.
• Creatinine: Evaluates the kidneys' ability to filter blood and overall kidney function.
• Thyroid Stimulating Hormone (TSH): Used to evaluate the functions and diseases of the thyroid gland (goiter).

Diabetes Panel

• Blood Sugar (Glucose): Used for the diagnosis and monitoring of diabetes.
• Hemoglobin A1c (HbA1c): Shows the average of your blood sugar level for the last 3 months and is important in diabetes risk and follow-up.
• Insulin: The hormone that regulates blood sugar; used to evaluate insulin resistance.

Hematology (Blood Count)

• Complete Blood Count (Hemogram): Used to screen for anemia, infection conditions and various blood diseases.

Urine Tests

• Complete Urine Examination: Used in the evaluation of kidney diseases, urinary tract infections and some systemic diseases.