Utilizing high-frequency sound waves (ultrasound), an echocardiogram, commonly known as 2D echo, provides real-time images of your heart. This scan allows your doctor to monitor specific heart conditions, evaluating the pumping chambers and assessing the functionality of the heart valves. These images play a crucial role in determining the health of the heart muscle, particularly in the aftermath of a heart attack.

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