Akutes Koronarsyndrom

ZUSAMMENFASSUNG

Bei Verdacht auf ein ACS kommt nicht-invasive Bildgebung bei der Initialdiagnostik und der (sub-)akuten Risikostratifizierung zum Einsatz. Während die Ruhe-TTE (transthorakale Echokardiografie) zügig die kardiale Funktion und Differenzialdiagnosen des ACS evaluiert, ermöglichen Stress-TTE, Kardio-CT, Kardio-MRT und Szintigrafie die Detektion struktureller Koronarpathologien bzw. deren funktionelle Auswirkungen. Zudem liefert die Kardio-CT differenzialdiagnostische Informationen.

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