Check your heart’s arteries for blockages without surgery or hospital admission. A quick, non-invasive scan on our advanced 384-slice CT — painless, accurate and reported by specialists.
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CT Coronary Angiography (CTCA) is a non-invasive CT scan of the heart’s arteries. A contrast dye is injected into a vein and a high-speed CT scanner takes detailed images of the coronary arteries to check for narrowing or blockages — without any cuts, catheters or hospital admission.
Unlike conventional (invasive) angiography, which passes a catheter through an artery, CTCA needs only a small IV injection. On an advanced 384-slice scanner the heart is imaged in just a few seconds, making it fast, safe and comfortable for most patients.
Your cardiologist or physician may advise a CTCA in situations such as:
Important: CT Coronary Angiography is a planned, non-emergency test. If you have sudden severe chest pain, sweating or breathlessness, treat it as an emergency — call your doctor or go to the nearest hospital immediately. Do not wait for a scan appointment.
High-speed scanner captures the beating heart in seconds — sharper images, fewer artefacts, lower radiation dose.
Scans interpreted by experienced radiologists, with clear reports your cardiologist can act on quickly.
Non-invasive, no admission. The scan itself takes only minutes and you go home the same day.
ECG, calcium scoring, pathology (lipid profile, troponin) and imaging available under one roof.
Convenient locations, with home sample collection for pre-scan blood tests across the city.
Clear, upfront pricing with no hidden charges. Call for the current rate and any applicable schemes.
A quick comparison to help you understand the difference. Your doctor will advise which is right for you.
| CT Coronary Angiography | Invasive Angiography | |
|---|---|---|
| Procedure | Non-invasive — IV contrast injection only | Catheter inserted through an artery |
| Admission | Not required — go home same day | Usually needs day-care/hospital admission |
| Scan / procedure time | A few minutes | Longer, in a cath lab |
| Recovery | Immediate, resume normal activity | Rest and observation needed |
| Best suited for | Diagnosis & ruling out blockages | Confirming and treating (angioplasty/stent) |
The cost of CT Coronary Angiography in Varanasi at Karauli Diagnostics is offered at highly competitive rates. The exact amount depends on the protocol and whether calcium scoring is added. Contrast is included as per standard protocol. Call 70689 70689 for today’s rate and instant appointment booking.
Share your doctor’s prescription and recent reports (ECG, TMT, ECHO, kidney function). We confirm your appointment and preparation.
You may be asked to avoid caffeine and follow brief fasting instructions. To steady the heart rate, the doctor may give a medication before the scan. Tell us about asthma, kidney issues or contrast allergy.
A small IV line is placed and contrast dye is given during the scan. You may feel a brief warm sensation — this is normal.
You lie still and hold your breath for a few seconds while the 384-slice CT images your heart. The scan itself takes only minutes.
A radiologist reviews and reports your scan. You receive a clear report and digital copy to share with your cardiologist.
Karauli Diagnostics operates multiple centres across Varanasi. Visit our Bhojubeer branch or any of our other locations across the city.
Plot No. 18/1, S.2 326 e-3, Gilat Bazar, Bhojuveer, Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh 221002
Hours: 7:00 AM – 9:00 PM (Mon–Sun)
Phone: +91 70689 70689
Maldahiya · Sankat Mochan · Manduadih
Home sample collection available across Varanasi.
At Karauli Diagnostics, CT Coronary Angiography is offered at highly competitive rates; the amount depends on the protocol and whether calcium scoring is added. Call 70689 70689 for today's rate.
No. It is non-invasive — there are no cuts or catheters, only a small IV injection of contrast. No hospital admission is needed and you can go home the same day.
Yes. CTCA is done on the referral of a cardiologist or physician. Please bring your prescription along with recent ECG, TMT/ECHO and kidney-function reports if available.
You may be asked to avoid caffeine and follow brief fasting instructions. The doctor may give a medicine to steady your heart rate. Inform the team about asthma, kidney problems or any contrast allergy.
Plan for roughly 1 to 2 hours including preparation and heart-rate control. The scan itself takes only a few minutes, and you can resume normal activity afterwards.
CTCA is considered safe for most patients. It uses iodinated contrast and a low, controlled radiation dose. Tell the team about kidney issues, diabetes medication or previous contrast reactions so precautions can be taken.
CTCA is a non-invasive scan used mainly to diagnose or rule out blockages. Invasive angiography uses a catheter and is usually done when treatment such as angioplasty or a stent may be required.
Get your heart’s arteries checked without surgery or admission. Talk to our team for appointment availability, preparation guidance and today’s price.