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Dr. José Alberto Hidalgo Pérez

Dr. José Alberto Hidalgo Pérez
Radiology
Barcelona


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Dr. José Alberto Hidalgo Pérez
Radiology
Barcelona


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  This doctor is a healthcare professional of Cardiodiagnosis -Clínica Creu Blanca

Cardiodiagnosis es una Sociedad Médica fundada en 2005 por un grupo de expertos en el diagnóstico por imagen de las enfermedades cardiovasculares. El centro está establecido en la Clínica Creu Blanca dónde se dispone de tecnología por imagen médica de última generación para el diagnóstico cardiológico. La actividad clínica de Cardiodiagnosis incluye la realización e informe de las Técnicas de Imagen Avanzada programadas previa solicitud así como la consulta médica especializada.

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NRS (Sanitary Registry Nº): H08678950

 Years of experience

• 10 years

 Centre information

• Two areas of preferential activity: Cardiology Clinic and diagnosis through advanced imaging techniques in cardiology
• Complementary diagnostic techniques of art: color Doppler echocardiography, exercise testing and oxygen consumption, Holter ECG and blood pressure 24 hours
• Extensive experience in the conduct and interpretation of advanced imaging techniques such as Magnetic Resonance Tomography and Cardiac Cardiac Multislice (noninvasive coronary angiography)
• Organization of training programs for residents and specialists in cardiology or radiology interested in cardiological diagnostic advanced imaging techniques, in collaboration with the Cardiac Imaging Unit of the Hospital de la Santa Creu i Sant Pau
• Depending on the diagnostic needs of the patient, Cardiodiagnosis works closely with other specialized cardiology units in the Creu Blanca Clinic, such as the Electrophysiology and Arrhythmia Unit, Unit Interventional Cardiology Sports Cardiology Unit and other medical specialties Clinic
• Consultations on the second review of issues related to diagnostic cardiac imaging

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 Specialisation

• Clinical Cardiology: coronary artery disease, heart failure, sports cardiology and cardiovascular risk prevention (coordinated activity with the Unit of Medical Preventive checks of Creu Blanca Clinic)
• Preventive Cardiology
• Sports Cardiology
• Doppler echocardiography
• Ergometry
• 24-hour Holter ECG
• Cardiac Magnetic Resonance
• Cardiac Multislice tomography (noninvasive coronary angiography)
• Hemodynamics and Interventional angiography (Cardiac Catheterization)

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 Languages spoken

• Catalan
• Spanish
• French
• English

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Diseases, Medical Tests and Treatments

ARM

The Angioresonacia (ARM) is a magnetic resonance imaging of blood vessels. Used MRI to study possible diseases of the heart and blood vessels. It is a ...

Cardiac magnetic resonance

Cardiac magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) is a noninvasive technique used to image the heart study without using ionizing radiation (Rx). In a single s ...

Chest CT

The chest CT scan, also known as thoracic CT is an imaging technique that uses X-rays to create cross-sectional images of the thorax and upper abdome ...

Coronary CT

Coronary CT is a diagnostic test that helps assess the state of the coronary arteries. It allows you to analyze very small structures but not to trea ...

Biopsy

  Biopsies are used method for obtaining a portion of tissue or body cells, with the objective of a microscope examination. Can be performed through an endoscope or a lamparoscopia which is introduced into the body (eg, in the abdomen) and obtaining the sample by scraping, cutting or small element removal study by suitable instruments. Some biopsies require full sedation and others simply a local anesthetic, depending on the procedure to be used. The biopsy of the small intestine is the method used to extract a portion of tissue and cells of the body for further analysis and study. This type of biopsy requires full sedation and is performed by inserting an endoscope (small, flexible tube fitted with fiber optics) through the mouth (although sometimes also inserted through the nose). This tube is driven to reach the small intestine of which are interested in obtaining a tissue sample. Thus, one can detect and diagnose possible pathologies of the small intestine. ...

breast MRI

A breast MRI is a diagnostic technique through waves creates images of the breasts and around without using x-rays. (MRI) of the breast is an imaging method that uses magnets and strong radio waves to create images of the breast and surrounding tissue, and does not use radiation (X-rays). MRI of the breast is combined with a mammogram or ultrasound but not replace them. ...

Cardiac MRI

  Magnetic resonance imaging is a noninvasive medical diagnostic test that does not use X-rays, but creates a strong magnetic field is obtaining accurate images of the heart and vessels from many views. The signals emitted electromagnetic waves are collected and translated into images that can be observed on a monitor, allowing the clinician to study. Cardiac MRI are used especially to evaluate or diagnose the severity of heart damage following myocardial infarction and to detect the presence of tumors or masses in the heart muscle. This test typically takes 30 to 60 minutes and requires prior preparation of the patient. Furthermore, with this tool experts can perfectly distinguish the different anatomical structures for a clearer and more complete diagnosis.   ...

Cephalometric

Cephalometrics is the measurement of the human skull, which is obtained by an X-ray. It is used mainly in dental diagnoses and treatments.

chemoembolization

Chemoembolization is an innovative way to manage cancer chemotherapy directly through catheters.

Computed Tomography (CT) scan

Computed tomography (CT) is a scanner that uses x-radiation for medical imaging, cuts or sections, for diagnostic purposes. The TAC obtains multiple images and rotational movements around the body. ...

Densitometry

Bone densitometry is a test that is used to medidar the amount of calcium in the bones. It is used for diagnosing bone diseases such as, osteoporosis. ...

Digital radiography

Digital radiography is a technique that involves obtaining radiological images scanned into digital format.

Gammagraphy

The scan is a test that studies goiter, parathyroid glands and the study of pulmonary thromboembolism. There are two types: bone scans and thyroid scan. ...

Hysterosalpingography

Hysterosalpingography or uterosalpingography is an X-ray of the uterus and fallopian tubes that uses a special form of X-ray, fluoroscopy, and a dye. The uterus and tubes are filled with a contrast medium and through fluoroscopy can see internal organs in motion, assess the anatomy and functions of these. ...

Mammography

A mammogram is an X-ray of the breasts. It is used primarily to find mammary tumors. To carry out this test, the person must be naked from the waist up. Breast on a flat Surface, which is where the plate rays X. After the comprehensor, a device pressed firmly against the breast to help flatten out the breast tissue is placed. Mammography is done from various angles.     ...

Myoma

Fibroids are a series of benign (ie, noncancerous) of variable size that develop in the muscular wall of the uterus. Generally, women with these tumors do not suffer any symptoms, it is usually detected when the relevant medical examinations are performed. In cases where symptoms occur, they usually are: heavy menstrual bleeding and more durable than usual, bleeding between periods, pelvic cramps, heaviness in the lower pelvic area and legs ... The treatment or surgery Fibroids can range from oral contraceptives to help control heavy periods, to NSAIDs, such as ibuprofen for cramps or pain. In severe cases, treatment requires removal of fibroids. ...

Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR)

Magnetic resonance imaging also known by its acronym MRI is a diagnostic test by which body images are obtained. No X-rays and CT or on plain radiographs are used. ...

Nuclear Medicine

Nuclear medicine is a medical specialty in which radiotracers or radiopharmaceuticals are used. It is important for diagnosing and determining the severity of certain diseases. ...

OPG

Orthopantomography, or panoramic radiography, is a radiology technique used mainly in the area dentomaxilomandibular. It is a widely used technique in dental diagnosis. ...

radiography

An x-ray is a painless diagnostic technique. The body area to be analyzed is exposed to x, a mild dose of radiation rays, to produce the image. During shooting image the patient must lie still and remove any metal or jewelry, not to distort the image.     ...

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