Aarthi Heart Health Panel

Know sooner.
Act earlier.

Heart and aortic problems can develop without noticeable symptoms. The Heart Health Panel analyses your CT scan for coronary plaques, the thoracic aorta and cardiac fat - bringing three focused findings into one clear report to discuss with your doctor.

No new scan neededYour Heart Health Panel is prepared from your CT scan, with no additional radiation for the analysis.

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₹499complete panel

01Automated AI report

02Three focused checks

Backed by evidenceSee the clinical evidence

04Clear digital report

Why know when you feel well?

Heart risk does not always come with a warning.

coronary plaque buildup can be present before chest pain begins. An enlarged thoracic aorta can be present without causing symptoms. Looking for these signs on a CT you already had can create time for a useful medical conversation.

See hidden risk

Coronary calcium is evidence of atherosclerotic plaque. A greater burden is associated with a higher chance of future cardiovascular events.

Find silent enlargement

Thoracic aortic enlargement may not cause symptoms. Measuring it can show whether your doctor should consider follow-up.

Act on what can change

Your doctor can combine the findings with blood pressure, cholesterol, diabetes, smoking history and lifestyle to plan risk reduction.

Earlier knowledge creates an opportunity - not a guarantee.

The panel does not prevent a heart attack or aortic emergency by itself. It can help you and your doctor decide whether lifestyle changes, treatment review or further testing should happen sooner.

What you get

Three important checks. One clearer picture.

Each measurement answers a different question. Together, they give your doctor more context for a useful conversation about prevention.

Coronary calcium

See calcified plaque in the heart arteries

The panel estimates calcium visible in the coronary arteries and places the result in a clear reference band. This can help you and your doctor discuss cardiovascular risk and next steps.

Good to knowThis is an approximate calcium assessment from your CT scan - not a formal ECG-gated Agatston score.

Thoracic aorta

Check the size of the body’s main artery

The thoracic aorta is measured at standard points visible on the scan. If a measurement is enlarged, the report makes that clear so the finding can be discussed with your doctor.

Good to knowThis is a screening observation from your CT scan, not a substitute for a dedicated aortic examination when one is needed.

Cardiac fat

Add context from fat around the heart

The panel quantifies fat around the heart that is visible on the scan. Research links higher amounts with cardiometabolic risk, so the measurement can add context to your wider health picture.

Good to knowCardiac-fat measurement is an additional risk marker. It does not diagnose heart disease on its own.

How it works

From purchase to report, simply.

Four clear steps, with the report delivered digitally.

Clinical evidence

What established guidance supports.

Coronary calcium reporting and aortic measurement are covered by professional guidance. Cardiac fat is a supplementary marker.

SCCT/STR guideline · 2016 (published 2017)

Coronary calcium on a routine chest CT should not be overlooked.

This joint cardiac and thoracic imaging guideline supports evaluating and reporting coronary calcium seen on non-cardiac, non-contrast chest CT.

Read the SCCT/STR guideline

ACR Incidental Findings Committee · 2018

Unexpected cardiovascular findings deserve a consistent response.

The American College of Radiology provides guidance for managing cardiovascular findings discovered incidentally on thoracic CT, including coronary calcification and aortic abnormalities.

Read the ACR white paper

ACC/AHA clinical practice guideline · 2022

Aortic size, growth and clinical context guide follow-up.

The ACC/AHA guideline emphasises standardised CT measurement and reporting of relevant aortic dimensions. What happens next depends on the measured size, change over time and the person’s wider clinical picture.

Read the ACC/AHA guideline

ESC Working Group clinical consensus · 2023

Fat around the heart is a promising additional risk marker.

European Society of Cardiology experts describe fat around the heart and coronary vessels as biologically active and measurable with imaging, adding context to the wider cardiovascular picture.

Read the ESC consensus statement

These sources support identifying, measuring and communicating relevant findings. They do not mean every result requires treatment; the appropriate next step depends on your doctor’s assessment.

Before you decide

Questions patients ask.

This panel adds information to an existing scan. It does not replace medical advice, a clinical examination or urgent care.

Can I buy the Heart Health Panel directly?

Yes. The Heart Health Panel is available directly for ₹499. Aarthi uses your CT scan to prepare the report.

Will I need another scan or more radiation?

No. The Heart Health Panel is prepared from your CT scan. The analysis does not require another scan or expose you to additional radiation.

Is the calcium result a formal Agatston score?

No. This panel provides an approximate calcium assessment from your CT scan. A formal Agatston score is obtained with a dedicated ECG-gated calcium-score CT. Your report states the method and the appropriate reference band.

Does a result diagnose heart disease?

No single number in this panel makes a diagnosis. The findings are intended to support a conversation with your doctor, who will interpret them alongside your symptoms, examination and other tests.

How soon will I receive the report?

Reports are usually completed within 24 hours after payment and once your CT scan is available, then sent to the WhatsApp number linked to your visit.