The correct answer is known as "<span>echocardiogram".
</span>echocardiogram is best known as <span>cardiac echo or </span>honestly<span> an echo, is a sonogram of the </span>coronary heart<span>. Echocardiography </span>makes use of standard two<span>-dimensional, </span>three<span>-dimensional, and Doppler ultrasound to create </span>pictures<span> of the </span>coronary heart.
<span>Echocardiography has </span>emerge as automatically<span> used </span>inside the diagnosis<span>, </span>management<span>, and </span>follow<span>-up of </span>patients<span> with any suspected or </span>known coronary heart sicknesses<span>. </span>it's miles one of the maximum extensively<span> used diagnostic </span>tests<span> in cardiology.</span>
