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Latham Berry
Cardiac Subspecialist Radiologist. Radiology training in Dunedin, Christchurch and Cambridge (UK). Consultant Radiologist at the Christchurch Radiology Group and Christchurch Hospital. Subspecialty training and experience in thoracic and cardiac imaging, including cardiac CT and MRI. Credentialed as a Level B CT Coronary Angiography Specialist by...
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Rachael Irwin
A CT technician for 7 years Rachael was involved in initially setting up the Heart Vision Cardiac CT service with Clare[clare/]. Rachael runs several scanning sessions ensuring high quality, precise Cardiac imaging and is one of the team preparing the...
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Ross Keenan
Ross trained in Auckland and Australia with Subspecialty Fellowships in Neuroimaging and Paediatric Imaging. He trained in cardiac CT and MRI imaging in Adelaide 2003 with the formation of Adelaide Cardiac Imaging. Ross was credentialed as a Level B...
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Sharyn MacDonald
Cardiac and Chest Subspecialist Radiologist. Radiology training in Christchurch, Auckland, London and Vancouver. Consultant Radiologist at the Christchurch Radiology Group and Christchurch Hospital. Subspecialty training and experience in thoracic and cardiac imaging, including cardiac CT and MRI. Credentialed as a Level B CT Coronary...
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FAQ for Patients
*Can I take my medications before my appointment?* Yes, apart from Cialis, Viagra or Levitra, you can continue to take all other medications as usual before your appointment. *How long will I need to allow for my appointment?* We ask...
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FAQ for Doctors
Are there any medical conditions that preclude patients from having CT Coronary Angiography? What preparation is required? How is the scan performed? What are the risks? How much does the examination cost? How long before the scan results...
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Indications against CCTA
*CT Coronary Angiography is not appropriate for:* Initial evaluation of symptomatic patients suspected of having coronary artery disease. These patients would typically still require and should be referred for a standard coronary angiogram. Patients meeting any of the following the...
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Indications for CCTA
*Indications for CT Coronary Angiography* Patients with atypical chest pain at intermediate risk for coronary artery disease Patients with inconclusive stress test results Patients with at least intermediate risk for coronary artery disease, but no documented coronary...
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Before your appointment
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FAQ's
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