An echocardiogram, also known as an echo, is a test that uses sound waves to build up a moving picture of the heart.

An exercise echo, also known as a stress echo, combines a normal echo with an exercise test. The test helps doctors to find the cause of symptoms during physical stress or exercise.

A nuclear medicine scan is a way of taking images of the body by giving an injection called a tracer which is a substance with a small amount of radioactivity that highlights the part of the body we ...

A CMR scan uses a strong magnetic field and radio waves to create detailed images of your heart. It gives us information on the structure of your heart and blood vessels and how well they are working.

Genetic testing allows us to study your DNA (the molecule that encodes genetic information) and look for alterations (known as genetic variants) which may be causing your cardiac condition.

If you are referred to the one of the inherited cardiac conditions (ICC) clinics at the Trust, you might need to have some tests to help us understand and treat your condition.