have an angiogram

One of the overlooked aspects of the IMI system is the real possiblity of doing away with angiograms.

For those that unaware of what's involved:

"A coronary angiogram is a special x-ray of your heart. The purpose of this x-ray is to look for abnormalities of your heart muscle or heart valves, and to see if your coronary arteries are narrowed or blocked. The test is done in a special laboratory called a cardiac catheterisation laboratory (Cath Lab), which is similar to an operating theatre. A slender catheter (a thin, hollow plastic tube) is threaded through the largest artery in your body (the aorta) until it reaches the coronary arteries of the heart. A special contrast dye is injected and x-rays are taken of the blood vessels as the dye moves through them. Another term for coronary angiogram is cardiac catheterisation."

It's basically a tube shoved through the groin into the heart!
For those of you with sick family you'll appreciate the risks and problems associated with invasive testing.

Anyone with any doubts about IMI's ability to capitalise on the IntelliHeart system should seek medical advice.