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ECG Test

General Information About the Test

ECG (Electrocardiography) is the fundamental cardiology test that graphically records the heart's electrical activity, rhythm, and heart rate onto millimetric paper via electrodes placed on the skin. It is the primary examination method that provides results in seconds in the emergency diagnosis of a heart attack (myocardial infarction), detection of rhythm disorders (arrhythmia), and conditions such as heart muscle thickening.

Test Process and Preparation

ECG recording process and things to know.
How long does an ECG recording take?

It is a very fast procedure. The total recording time, including the preparation of the patient and the attachment of the electrodes, takes only 2-3 minutes.

Is there pain or an electric shock sensation during the procedure?

Absolutely not. The ECG device does not transmit electricity to the body; instead, it listens to and records the very small electrical currents produced by the heart. It is completely safe and risk-free.

Is any special preparation required?

It does not require any fasting or preliminary preparation. It is sufficient to dress in a way that the chest, wrists, and ankles remain exposed so the electrodes can make good contact with the skin. In male patients, very dense chest hair may need to be shaved for the electrodes to adhere properly.

The information on this page is for informational purposes only. The results of medical tests must be evaluated by specialist physicians.


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