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Stress Test Echo with or without Color Doppler in Wisconsin

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What does a Stress Test Echo with or without Color Doppler include?

This includes a stress echocardiography, also called an echocardiography stress test or stress echo, which is an echocardiography recorded during both rest and cardiac stress (exercise).

How much does a Stress Test Echo with or without Color Doppler cost in Wisconsin?

On MDsave, the cost of a Stress Test Echo with or without Color Doppler in Wisconsin, ranges from $873 to $1,140.

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Northwest Health - Porter

Cardiac Imaging

4.9

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85 East US-6 Frontage Road

Valparaiso, IN 46383

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Valparaiso Medical Center

Imaging and Radiology Center

4.6

(22)

1900-2000 Roosevelt Road

Valparaiso, IN 46383

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873

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Syed, Fahd, MD

Cardiology

5.0

(2)

85 East US Hwy 6

Valparaiso, IN 46383

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Stress Test Echo with or without Color Doppler Cost in Wisconsin

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Stress Test Echo with or without Color Doppler Cost in the Chicago Region

$873 - $1,140

Procedure Details

What is a Stress Test?

Physicians perform stress tests in order to determine how much stress a heart is able to manage before developing evidence of an abnormal heart rhythm. They are always performed by trained physicians because they can cause complications when not properly monitored. The most common form of stress test is the exercise stress test, which utilizes aerobic exercise to determine what a heart can handle and also to diagnose the potential of heart disease.

Why is it Used?

Stress tests involve EKG or electrocardiogram screening to determine how the heart is behaving during the stress. What sets the stress test apart from a traditional EKG is that it views the heart's ability to behave normally during times of physical stress rather than while the patient is at rest. Stress echocardiograms and electrocardiograms can deliver additional information beyond what resting scans will produce. This helps the physician to determine what the heart is capable of handling and how healthy it is.

What Conditions Does it Treat?

Physicians may recommend stress tests for a number of reasons such as to diagnose coronary artery disease, an arrhythmia or a problem with the heart rhythm. They also prove beneficial in helping to guide the treatment of many different heart disorders and diseases including valvular heart disease, coronary artery disease and arrhythmia. A stress test is beneficial because it allows the physician to gather information about how well the heart is working during physical activity. This is especially important to consider when you realize how many heart-related deaths are caused by overexertion.

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