An Electrocardiogram (ECG) is a quick, safe, and painless test used to measure the electrical activity of your heart. It helps healthcare professionals assess your heart's rhythm and detect potential abnormalities.

Step 1: Registration

Before the procedure, patients are required to complete the registration process and provide the necessary information. Please verify your personal details and present your doctor's request if applicable.

Step 2: Electrode Placement

Small adhesive electrodes will be attached to specific areas of your chest, arms, and legs. These sensors help record your heart's electrical signals. The procedure is completely painless and does not involve needles.

Step 3: ECG Recording

Once the electrodes are in place, you will be asked to relax and remain still while the ECG machine records your heart's electrical activity. The recording typically takes only a few minutes.

Step 4: Results and Interpretation

After the test, your ECG recording will be reviewed by qualified healthcare professionals. The results will be interpreted accurately, and recommendations may be provided based on the findings.

An ECG is an essential diagnostic tool that helps monitor heart health and supports early detection of potential cardiovascular conditions.