Diagnostic Services - Myocardial Perfusion Studies

Myocardial perfusion studies are provided in the Winnipeg Regional Health Authority and Prairie Mountain Health. Ask your health care provider where you are having your test.

Note: The wait time data provided is for scheduled tests, treatments and services only. Patients who require emergency care are not placed on a wait list.

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What is a Myocardial Perfusion Study?

A myocardial perfusion study or stress test is a test that determines if the heart muscle is receiving adequate blood supply during rest and during stress. For this test, a very small amount of radioactive material is injected into a vein and images are produced that show the blood flow and/or damage to the heart.


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Myocardial Perfusion Study Wait Times

Regional Health Authority Facility Wait Time
(in weeks)
Prairie Mountain Health Brandon Regional Health Centre 6
Winnipeg Grace Hospital 13
Health Sciences Centre - Adults 12
St. Boniface General Hospital 14
Manitoba Average 11

Data for August 2025

Wait time is reported as average wait time based on the next available slot on the schedule (estimated prospectively).


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Myocardial Perfusion Studies Performed

Regional Health Authority
Facility
Tests Performed
(per month)
2025/2026
Fiscal Year to Date1
2024/2025
Fiscal Year1
Prairie Mountain Health
Brandon Regional Health Centre
96 553 1,293
Winnipeg
Grace Hospital
23 133 349
Health Sciences Centre - Adults 174 880 2,054
St. Boniface General Hospital 134 687 1,604
Manitoba Total 427 2,253 5,300

Data for August 2025

1 Fiscal year is April to March.


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Myocardial Perfusion Studies Waiting

Regional Health Authority Facility Scans Waiting
Prairie Mountain Health Brandon Regional Health Centre 121
Winnipeg Grace Hospital 29
Health Sciences Centre - Adults 178
St. Boniface General Hospital 154
Manitoba Total 482

Data for August 2025


A wait list is a list of individuals who are waiting for a special medical or diagnostic service. Only suitable patients who have consented to receive the service are placed on a wait list. Patients who are not ready for the service, such as those who need time in pre-habilitation or may be recommended for other treatment options, are not placed on a wait list. Patients who have not consented to the service do not go on a wait list. Patients who are determined by their care provider to be an emergency are also not put on a wait list.


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Diagnostic Services Historical Information

Historical data for the previous 13 months is available by clicking the link below:

View the historical information here - Excel excel


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