Electrocardiogram (ECG) It measures the electrical activity of the heart. Heart generates an electrical signal, which comes from the heart throughout the body. Small electric Sensors, called electrodes, placed on the skin, to grasp the current, which generates a heart. The electrical activity of the heart is then translated into graphic form. This can give doctors an idea, as far as normal heart beats.
ECG is used:
Symptoms, where it may be necessary ECG:
ECG can be assigned in the following cases:
It may be carried out:
You will be asked to lie quietly on your back. Six small, sticky pads with attached wires will be attached to the chest. The rest of the sensors will be attached to the hands and feet. Wires are connected to the ECG. During the test, you will not feel anything.
You may resume activities as recommended by your doctor.
3-4 minutes.
No.
The doctor will examine the resulting ECG. Based on the results and other medical information, you may need to undergo more tests or to begin treatment.
After the procedure, call your doctor, If symptoms of cardiovascular problems, eg, chest pain or shortness of breath.
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