Stroke: Know the Warning Signs and How to Lower Your Risk

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Saloboody of AL 4:27PM May 11, 2009

There are three very simple, non-invasive ultrasound tests that can determine whether you are at risk for a stroke that take about 30 minutes to complete.

1. Carotid Artery Screening - checks for plaque build up and blockages in the neck arteries.

2. Ankle/Brachial Index (ABI) Screening - detects blood flow in the extremities.

3. Aortic Aneurysm Screening - checks the abdominal artery for weakness that can lead to life threatening complications.

Together these simple tests are usually very affordable (about $100-$150) and could save your life by determining your risk for heart disease and stroke. Unfortunately, most insurance plans do not cover these preventive health tests.

What to look for:

Make sure you look for a Stroke Testing company where the studies are performed only by registered vascular technologists. They are specially trained and licensed so they can give preliminary results immediately. Also, be sure that the final results are confirmed by a board certified vascular surgeon. It is also advised to have have the results forwarded to your health care provider. Many of the mobile companies do not use licensed/registered sonographers and they are not locally based.

You can learn more at: www.uniqueimagingsolutions.net

Christine of VA 5:36PM February 11, 2009

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