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CT Coronary Angiography in Bhubaneswar | Manipal Hospitals

Coronary Angiogram

CT coronary angiography in Bhubaneswar

Overview 

When it comes to advanced heart imaging, Manipal Hospitals is recognised as a top destination for CT coronary angiography in Bhubaneswar. Our hospital is equipped with leading-edge technology and supported by a highly experienced team, making accurate, timely cardiac diagnosis possible for every individual. Manipal Hospitals, Bhubaneswar, prioritises clarity and comfort, with a dedicated focus on patient safety, precision, and transparent care. Our coronary angiography services are among the most trusted in Bhubaneswar, providing reassurance at every step.​

How It Works 

With the heart CT scan in Bhubaneswar at Manipal Hospitals, patients receive a detailed, non-invasive view of their coronary arteries, all within a modern, supportive setting. The process begins with a thorough discussion, where the team takes the time to explain why the scan is needed and what to expect. Once you’re at ease, a gentle contrast dye is injected, helping to highlight the heart’s blood vessels for the imaging. As the scan progresses, the scanner moves quietly around you, catching cross-sectional images from different angles, allowing doctors to assess the health and structure of your coronary arteries with remarkable clarity.

What makes this procedure especially valued is how seamlessly technology, skilled radiology, and patient coordination come together. Throughout, the team tracks your vital signs and answers any queries, making adjustments if you feel any discomfort. This advanced coronary artery imaging in Bhubaneswar delivers results that help spot blockages or narrowing early—often before symptoms become severe. The data enables physicians to craft the best possible treatment plan, keeping everything tailored to your unique health needs while ensuring your experience feels calm and well-supported.​

Benefits 

Choosing Manipal Hospitals in Bhubaneswar for coronary angiography means gaining access to the highest level of heart care.

  • Highly accurate, non-invasive insight into heart artery health

  • Rapid, reliable results delivered by certified specialists

  • Patient comfort and safety are prioritised throughout the imaging process

  • Advanced technology ensures clarity and diagnostic precision

  • Ongoing expert guidance, from diagnosis to recovery

What to Expect 

From your first consultation through long-term recovery, we guide you through each step, making the journey transparent and reassuring.

  • Consultation & Diagnosis
    A detailed initial assessment, including examinations and relevant imaging such as MRI or CT, is conducted to confirm that a coronary angiography is necessary and to review your heart health history.

  • Preparation
    Prior to the scan, you’re given specific instructions on fasting, medications, and any allergies.

  • Procedure Day
    On the day of your CT coronary angiography in Bhubaneswar, the radiology team performs the procedure using the latest CT technology, promising both speed and accuracy.

  • Recovery Room Monitoring
    After the scan, you’ll be kept under observation for a brief period while staff monitor vital signs and check for any contrast dye reactions or discomfort.

  • Hospital Stay
    Most patients require only a short stay, often just a few hours, ensuring you can return to normal activities quickly with the right aftercare.

  • Follow-up Appointments
    Continuous care is a priority, with scheduled reviews to discuss results, address concerns, and plan any next steps.

  • Long-term Recovery
    Your journey is supported fully, promoting a return to everyday life with improved confidence and the ongoing support of dedicated cardiology experts in Bhubaneswar.​

Why Manipal 

Building on years of trust, innovation, and medical excellence, Manipal Hospitals Bhubaneswar leads the way in coronary artery imaging and advanced heart diagnostics. With a reputation rooted in strong values and cutting-edge infrastructure, your care is truly in skilled hands. Our cardiac team uses the most recent imaging systems and tech-driven solutions to deliver the highest standard of results.

  • Established history of clinical excellence in Bhubaneswar

  • Specialised cardiac imaging and diagnostic units

  • World-class CT and coronary angiography equipment

  • Patient-centric care philosophy and seamless experience

  • Renowned for patient outcomes and long-term cardiac well-being

For those seeking the most trusted coronary artery imaging in Bhubaneswar, Manipal Hospitals provides not only precision but also assurance.​

Centre of Excellence – Cardiology 

The Centre of Excellence in Cardiology at Manipal Hospitals, Bhubaneswar, stands at the forefront of heart care, constantly evolving with the latest medical research and imaging practices. Each procedure, such as a TMT test, heart CT scan, etc., is delivered with precision and unwavering attention to detail and patient well-being.​

Services Offered 

At Manipal Hospitals, you’ll find a comprehensive suite of cardiac diagnostics, including coronary angiography, stress testing, echocardiography, and a non-invasive heart CT scan in Bhubaneswar. Each test is managed by experienced medical professionals who ensure you get the precise assessment and follow-up required for thorough cardiac health management.​

Facilities and Services 

Patients benefit from advanced imaging technology, modern CT scanners, and a supportive care team in a clean, comfortable environment. Our facility in Bhubaneswar is purpose-built to keep you safe and relaxed, while modular operating theatres and intensive units guarantee seamless care for even the most complex heart cases.​

FAQ's

Factors that specialists consider eligible for patients to undergo a Coronary Angiogram include:

 

  • Abnormal electrocardiogram (ECG) or stress test results

  • Diagnosed with heart issues, which include cardiac failure or valve obstructions like aortic stenosis, or thoracic and abdominal aortic aneurysm and dissection.

  • Peripheral vascular diseases caused by atherosclerosis, exhibit symptoms such as pain or cramping while walking or exercising (intermittent claudication) or limb-threatening ischemia.

  • Recent chest pain (angina), unusual chest discomfort, or shortness of breath with no evidence of coronary abnormalities (Cardiac syndrome X)

  • Vascular malformations

General instructions involved in the preparation of a Coronary procedure include the following:

  • Abstain from eating or drinking for 8 hours before the procedure.

  • Inform our specialist if you have any past allergies induced by anaesthesia or contrast dyes, or if you are pregnant.

  • Refrain from taking medications such as anticoagulants or diuretics at least a day or for a particular period, as specified by specialists before the procedure.

  • Arrange and plan your transportation before and after the procedure and for your stay in the hospital.

  • Wear loose and comfortable clothes, and leave any pieces of jewellery at home during the procedure.

Ask any questions or share any concerns you have regarding the procedure, which our specialists will promptly resolve.

The duration of the procedure depends on whether any other tests or treatments are performed at the same time. Generally, the procedure usually takes 30 to 60 minutes and can vary based on the patient's condition and the need for interventions. 

The procedure is generally safe, and any complications that occur might be due to patients who are at high risk, which include old age, patients with reduced heart function, calcified arteries, renal disease, and other health issues. Possible complications or risks that may arise with a Coronary Angiogram include:

  • Bruising or pain at the catheter site

  • Nausea or low blood vessel

  • Thrombosis 

  • Stroke

  • Rashes or itchiness

  • Reduced kidney function or contrast-induced nephropathy

  • Burning sensation after administration of contrast dyes

  • Significant bleeding or false aneurysm

  • Allergic reaction due to contrast dyes or anaesthesia

  • Acute renal failure

Cardiac tamponade, characterised by the accumulation of fluid around the heart 

After your procedure, you'll be positioned appropriately in the recovery room based on where the catheter was inserted. If the catheter is placed in the groyne, you will lie for several hours. Our medical team will assess your vital signs after the procedure. You may feel soreness or bumps at the catheter site, which is normal. Depending on your condition, you may either be discharged the same day or need to stay in the hospital for one or two days based on the test results.
 

General post-care instructions usually provided by specialists after undergoing a Coronary Angiogram include:

  • Taking adequate rest after the procedure

  • Refraining from standing for prolonged periods

  • Avoid performing any strenuous or heavy exercises, including lifts, at least a week after the procedure.

  • Hydrating yourself with plenty of water eight hours after the procedure or unless specified by our specialists.

  • Taking care of your incisions to prevent any infections

  • Limiting your ability to perform any normal activities or routines, such as sexual intercourse or bathing, for a couple of days after you are discharged. Nevertheless, you can take a shower.

  • Adhering to medications prescribed by our specialist

Attending regular follow-up appointments scheduled by our specialists

Both Coronary Angiograms and Coronary CT Angiograms use a catheter and the administration of dye to find abnormalities in blood vessels. However, CT Angiograms are minimally invasive compared to conventional Angiogram procedures and involve computerised tomography (CT) scans to highlight any anomalies in the coronary artery. The procedure usually involves lying on a long table that is present in the CT scanner and passing them through into the opening. This shows cross-section images to create detailed 3D images of the coronary artery. Although a Coronary CT Angiogram is used to detect narrowings, it is not as reliable as compared to a Coronary Angiogram, making the latter the ‘gold standard’ for the diagnosis of coronary heart disease.

Possible symptoms you should look for that may require medical attention after a Coronary Angiogram include:
 

  • Shortness of breath (dyspnea) or mild to severe chest pain that persists for longer periods

  • Severe pain, bruising, or bleeding at the catheter site

  • Infections that may cause fever or chills

  • Drainage or change in colour, which could be red, purple, or brown around the catheter site based on skin colour

  • Numbness or weakness around arms or legs

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