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Creatine kinase Level (cardiac enzyme) - Total

Across all facilties, the average cash price for Creatine kinase Level (cardiac enzyme) - Total is $129. However, the price you pay varies significantly based on your location and any insurance coverage. Enter your zip code to search for nearby providers of this service and find the best rates.

Average Cash Price

$129

Procedure Information

What is Creatine Kinase Level (Cardiac Enzyme) - Total?

Creatine Kinase Level (Cardiac Enzyme) - Total is a medical test used to measure the amount of an enzyme called creatine kinase in the blood.

Why Would I Get a Creatine Kinase Level (Cardiac Enzyme) - Total?

The Creatine Kinase Level (Cardiac Enzyme) - Total test may be ordered for someone who is experiencing chest pain to check for any sign of damage to the heart. It can also be ordered to check for a heart attack and for any residual damage after a patient has experienced one.

What Happens During a Creatine Kinase Level (Cardiac Enzyme) - Total Procedure?

The procedure is simple and involves a blood draw. The blood sample will be sent to a lab or hospital for testing.

What to Expect After a Creatine Kinase Level (Cardiac Enzyme) - Total Procedure?

A healthcare provider will get in touch with you to interpret the results of the test. If the results are high, the healthcare provider may need to order more tests or recommend further treatment.

Conclusion

The Creatine Kinase Level (Cardiac Enzyme) - Total is a simple blood test used to check for any sign of damage to the heart, or to check for a heart attack. The results of the test will be analyzed by a healthcare provider to determine if any further tests or treatment are required.

Average Cash Price

$129

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