Chest complaints along with low/medium cardiovascular risk.
- An exercise examination that cannot be evaluated or is not diagnostic.
- Contradictory results from non-invasive examinations.
- An ischemia provocation exam may not be performed.
• Suspicion of coronary anomalies.
• In the case of complex congenital disease damage with a need for the precise mapping of complicated abnormalities of the chambers, coronaries or valves.
• Clarification of the etiology of new heart failures.
• Mapping of anatomical conditions before electrophyisiological procedures (biventricular pacemaker, atrial fibrillation ablation treatment).
• Planning of repeated heart surgery.
• In case of the suspicion of pathology in the cardiac chambers or pericardium, if high quality TEE or MRI examinations cannot be performed.
• In the case of an unsuccessful or contraindicated invasive coronary angiography.
• Acute chest pain, medium cardiovascular risk and negative EKG and biomarkers.