Resting Electrocardiogram
Electrocardiogram (ECG)
It is a diagnostic test that helps measure the electrical activity of the heart by generating information on the heartbeat, reflecting whether the rhythm and force of the heartbeat are running normally; It is a non-invasive ambulatory examination, it can be performed from a general medical consultation as a control and consultation with cardiology for greater specificity.
General recommendations:
It is recommended to attend with comfortable clothes, not having ingested alcoholic beverages, energy drinks, caffeinated drinks, or taurine, not having consumed any illegal substance, not having performed physical activity for at least 24 hours, not having entered high-fat meals and recent travel less than 24 hours.
How is an Electrocardiogram (ECG) performed?
- The chest, arms and legs are cleaned.
- The electrodes are placed on the aforementioned body parts.
- The patient is at rest for minutes to identify the electrical signals.
- Finally, the document is printed with the data returned
What can be ruled out with the Electrocardiogram (ECG)?
- Cardiac arrhythmias (irregular heartbeats)
- Damage or injury to the heart
- arterial blockage
- Heart failure
- Possible heart attack.
This service can be provided through insurers, either by reimbursement or Co-payment, for more information contact us.
Conditions and restrictions apply.
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