It’s your heart – listen to it
In the United States alone, over 79,400,000 people have one or more forms of cardiovascular disease*. Are you in that number? Determining the presence of heart disease can be difficult. But new examination techniques are changing the way your cardiologist sees into your heart – making the job of keeping you healthy a little bit easier. In this issue we explore some of those options, hear from an ‘unexpected patient,’ and give you a few pointers to consider when exam time comes.
Healthcare news: Cardiac CT
A simple, easy-to-experience coronary exam detects problems before they become serious.
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Profiles in Excellence: Dr. Ken Kronhaus
This cardiologist continues to make a difference in his patient’s lives by employing the most advanced diagnostic tools.
Patient Story: “I owe my life to this technology.”
Unaware of his serious heart condition, Bud Hedinger’s life is about to change – for the better.
Exam Guide: Cardiac CT
What is CT? Why do you need it? What is your doctor looking for? Find out.
Resources: Having a heart exam? 10 things to ask your cardiologist.
Be prepared. Keep these tips handy and become a better informed patient.
Are you at risk for heart disease? Predict your own vulnerability using the Framingham Study score sheets.
*Source American Heart Association
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Jot down key issues to discuss with your doctor - before your visit.
