How is coronary heart disease diagnosed?

In the rest and calm condition, sometimes it is not easy to detect the abnormality, so some auxiliary examination is needed. At present, the non-invasive examination methods that are more popular and commonly used in diagnosing coronary heart disease include: 1, electrocardiogram and electrocardiogram loading test (plate exercise test), which is the most commonly used method in diagnosing coronary heart disease. 2, dynamic electrocardiogram; 3, echocardiography; 4, radioisotope myocardial scanning. All of these non-invasive tests have some value in the diagnosis of coronary heart disease, and coronary angiography is the current gold index for the diagnosis of coronary heart disease.