Best Cardiologists In Kualalumpur Near Me

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I found Dr Muhammad on Google and was delighted to see he was on TikTok too. He seemed very friendly and from the reviews I could see his patients loved him, so I booked an appointment. It was between 2-4pm. First come first served. A little different to life in New Zealand but it worked and made sense to me. Things are more fluid in Malaysia and one has to learn to go with it. From the enquiry to the results I was treated with such great care. Very professional, very efficient and very fair pricing. Nothing was a surprise. I got an appointment in two days, had a treadmill stress test and bloods and had the treadmill test reviewed immediately. The bloods came the next morning and he texted me the results with a report. It cost 568 RM in total. Well worth the investment. He adjusted my blood pressure medication and gave me a script that I could fill at the hospital or pharmacy outside the hospital. He gave me the reassurance I needed and now I know I am healthy and well...

Dr Imran helped me to understand my health condition better with his concise explaination. Weight loss journey has never been easy for me and my first session with Dr Imran really cleared all my confusion on the solutions, meds and diet plan. Thank u Dr Imran!

The professional service from start to finish was extremely high. Dr Muhammad Imran explained things slowly, professionally and clearly. He was decisive in decision making and for me this is very important. Both nurses on the observation ward gave first class attention and I honestly could not ask for more. A very satisfied patient.

Dr. Imran is a graduate from the University of Bristol, UK with a degree in Medicine and Surgery (MB ChB)

He subsequently did his foundation and specialty training in Liverpool, UK obtaining Membership of the Royal College of Physicians, UK (MRCP) before returning back to Malaysia. He served in Sungai Buloh Hospital before continuing his training in Cardiovascular Medicine in the University of Malaya Medical Centre. There, he trained in all aspects of general adult cardiology with a specialist interest in complex coronary intervention (angioplasty). In 2019, he completed a 1 year fellow post in Birmingham, UK where he gained accreditation in Cardiac Computed Tomography (CT) from the US based SCCT and the UK based BSCCT.

4worldlovers:
Can a calcium scan tell me how blocked my arteries are?

A plaque detector or coronary artery calcium scan (CAS) will be able to tell you whether you have heart disease. It can detect heart disease at its very early stage, even before any cardiac symptoms are noticeable and even before your stress test indicate any abnormality. This is especially beneficial for those who have no symptoms but who may have one or more of the following cardiac risk factors :

If you wish to find out how blocked your arteries are, a non-invasive CT Angiogram ( CTA ) will be able to do so to an accuracy of greater than 90%. This involves the use of non-ionic ( to minimize risk of allergies ) contrast or dye injected through a vein in the arm. The computer then reconstructs the images to enable you and your doctor to visualize the coronary arteries in 3D. The CTA will give valuable information to the patient and his doctor prior to a traditional invasive angiogram and is useful for certain indications depending on the condition of the individual.

A normal CTA means that the patient does not have to undergo an invasive angiogram. However an invasive angiogram may still be needed when severe obstructive coronary artery disease is diagnosed and when it is necessary to undergo angioplasty or bypass surgery.