Resting ECG Test

An electrocardiogram (ECG) records the electrical activity of the heart, detecting abnormalities in rate or rhythm. During the test, you will lay supine on a medical bed, resting for 10-15 minutes whilst an ECG analyser records the signals from electrodes placed across your chest. You will receive multiple 12-second recordings of your ECG traces, with any abnormalities highlighted and explained verbally to you by a certified clinical physiologist. This test may help uncover the mystery behind recent symptoms of ill health (i.e., light-headedness, palpitations, chest pains), and may serve as a peace-of-mind screening for otherwise healthy individuals interested in their sporting and exercise goals, such as training for a marathon.