Who should get a heart screening and why? 
40 years old and above
Have symptoms of chest pain

Early Detection: 
A CT coronary angiogram can detect heart conditions early, even before symptoms appear, allowing for easier treatment

Risk Assessment: 
Helps assess risk factors and underlying conditions, allowing doctors to tailor prevention strategies accordingly

Prevention: 
With insights, you can take proactive steps to reduce your risk of heart disease

AsiaMedic’s CT Scan machine, featuring the latest in CT technology: 
– Fastest rotating CT available (capable of imaging the heart within
1 beat)
– Uses lower-dose radiation
– Provides high-resolution images of coronary vessels
– Unique motion correction technology ensures high-quality images, even for complex patients or patients with higher heart rates

What included:
1. Complete Medical Examination
2. Personal / Family Medical History
3. Height / Weight / Waist Circumference
4. Body & Visceral Fat Analysis
5. Body Mass Index
6. 12-Lead Resting Electrocardiogram
7. Calcium Scoring
8. CT Coronary Angiogram
9. Blood and Urine Investigations
10. Medical Review
11. Medical Report

Blood and Urine Investigations
– Haematology
– Full Blood Count Peripheral Blood
– Film Erythrocyte Sedimentation Rate
– Blood Grouping

Lipid/Cholesterol Profile 
– Total Cholesterol HDL Cholesterol
– Total / HDL Cholesterol Ratio LDL
– Cholesterol Triglycerides HSCRP
– Apolipoprotein A1 Apolipoprotein
– B Apolipoprotein B/A1 Ratio
– Homocysteine

Kidney Function Profile
– Urea
– Creatinine
– Sodium
– Bicarbonate
– Potassium
– Chloride
– eGFR

Liver Function Profile: 
– Total Protein
– Albumin
– Globulin
– A/G Ratio
– Gamma GT
– SGPT (ALT)
– SGOT (AST)
– Total Bilirubin

Bone Joint Function
– Calcium
– Phosphate
– Uric Acid
– Rheumatoid Factor

Thyroid Study
– Free T4
– TSH

Diabetic Screen
– Blood Glucose (Fasting)
– HbA1c

Urinalysis
– Urine Microalbumin