ECG

An ECG is a vital test that records the electrical activity of the heart, helping diagnose various heart conditions. By placing electrodes on the chest, arms, and legs, doctors can detect irregular heartbeats, heart attacks, or underlying cardiovascular diseases. This non-invasive test provides essential data for early intervention and management of cardiac issues.

The procedure is quick, painless, and typically performed in outpatient settings. The results of an ECG can guide further treatment, ensuring patients receive timely care, whether it's medication, lifestyle changes, or more advanced interventions like angioplasty.