Medical Tests Guide: MRI, CT Scans, EKG & Patient Safety

What are the risks and benefits of contrast-enhanced imaging? Proper preparation, such as pre-procedural fasting and specific diets, is essential for accurate results in MRI, CT, and EKG tests.

EKG

How to Read an Abnormal EKG

Published Aug,14 2017 | By Lia Stannard

Electrocardiogram, abbreviated as either EKG or ECG, is used to record the heart's electrical activity. The EKG is a valuable tool for doctors, as it can help diagnose heart problems, like heart attacks, arrhythmia and heart failure.