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I'm wondering can the doctors detect coronary artery disease with an ultrasound before you get chest pain??

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Dr. Robert Henson answered

Specializes in Internal Medicine - Cardiology

No: ultrasounds can't detect coronary artery disease directly. cardiac CTs can. stress tests and echos/ultrasounds can look for secondary effects of blockages - such as weak heart muscle from low blood flow or damages, or ECG changes from these.

Answered 5/28/2014

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