Resting Electrocardiogram — ECG
During a resting ECG, small electrode patches are placed on the patient’s chest, arms and legs and connected to an ECG machine.
The device records the small electrical signals generated by the heart muscle during contraction. These signals can then be analysed to help assess whether there are any possible abnormalities in heart rhythm or heart function.
A resting ECG is a simple, non-invasive and routine basic test. It may help detect abnormalities such as irregular heartbeat, conduction block, and in some cases, more serious conditions such as acute myocardial infarction.

























