Coronary angiography
A coronary angiogram is an X-ray test that shows the arteries that supply the heart.
Read the guideA second opinion means another cardiologist reviews your tests and the treatment recommended to you. It is common and reasonable before a stent, bypass surgery or a heart device, unless the situation is an emergency. Dr Shady Habboush reviews angiograms and treatment plans at Saudi German Hospital Dubai, in Arabic, English or German.

In an emergency, such as a heart attack, treatment should not be delayed for a second opinion: call 998. A second opinion is based on the information available; sometimes a further test is needed to answer the question.
Message the appointment line on WhatsApp and say that you are asking for a second opinion.
Bring your angiogram CD or files and the written report.
Bring recent ECGs, echo and stress test reports, blood tests, discharge letters and a list of medicines.
Dr Shady reviews the images and reports with you, explains what they show and goes through the options, including their benefits and risks.
You leave with a clear explanation, which may confirm the original plan or suggest an alternative.
You are free to take the advice back to your own cardiologist. The decision is always yours.
Yes. Bring your angiogram CD or report and recent tests. Dr Shady will go through the findings and the options with you.
It is not required, but sharing your records helps. Many doctors welcome a second opinion.
The review is done in a consultation, so that the findings and options can be discussed with you.
Arabic, English or German.
A coronary angiogram is an X-ray test that shows the arteries that supply the heart.
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Medically reviewed against ESC and NHS guidance · Updated October 2026. General information, not medical advice.
Appointments are made through Saudi German Hospital Dubai, Hessa Street, Al Barsha 3. Consultations in Arabic, English and German.
Chest pain right now? Do not wait for an appointment. Call 998 or go to the nearest emergency department.