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Does an echocardiogram show clogged arteries?

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Dr. Louis Grenzer answered

Specializes in Cardiology

Rarely: One can sometimes on a technically good study see portions of the coronary arteries. The oringin of the left main coronary artery for instance is not uncommonly seen. There are at the present time much better tests to visualize ther coronary arteries. One can see the results of the clogged artery, (a non-moving or poorly moving part of the heart muscle related to a blockage.).

Answered 3/25/2018

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No: Not it's not a good test for that.

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Can an echocardiogram or a chest cray see if there are any blocked arteries?

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