Diagnostic Test & Treatment
Calcium Scoring CT
A calcium scoring CT is a non-invasive imaging procedure that detects calcium build-up, or calcified plaque, in the coronary arteries. It is used to evaluate a patient’s risk of future coronary artery disease.
01Why It’s Done
Dr Lee may recommend this for patients with:
- Estimating future heart-disease risk
- Guiding decisions about preventive treatment
- As part of a preventive heart screen for those with risk factors
02How It Works
- Electrodes are placed on the chest to monitor the heart rate.
- A CT scanner captures cross-sectional images of the heart.
- No dye is injected, the scan is quick and straightforward.
03Duration, Recovery & What To Expect
This is a fast, non-invasive scan with no recovery time needed.
04Performed By Dr Lee Chee Wan
Dr Lee Chee WanSenior Consultant Cardiologist & Electrophysiologist, subspecialty-trained at Toronto General Hospital. View full profile
Common Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Is a calcium score useful if I feel well?
Yes, it is most valuable precisely for people without symptoms, helping refine their long-term risk and treatment.
Ready to take the next step?
Book a consultation with Dr Lee Chee Wan to discuss this procedure and your heart health.
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