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Electrocardiography (ECG) can be applied using different methods. The main types of ECG are:
1. Resting ECG: Standard ECG that measures the heart's electrical activity while at rest.
2. Holter ECG: An ECG performed with a portable device used for continuous monitoring of the heart rhythm over an extended period, such as 24-48 hours.
3. Stress ECG (Exercise Test/Treadmill Test): An ECG that evaluates how the heart responds during physical activity (exercise). This test is particularly used to assess heart performance in conditions like coronary artery disease.
What are the types of ECG?
1. Resting ECG: Standard ECG that measures the heart's electrical activity while at rest.
2. Holter ECG: An ECG performed with a portable device used for continuous monitoring of the heart rhythm over an extended period, such as 24-48 hours.
3. Stress ECG (Exercise Test/Treadmill Test): An ECG that evaluates how the heart responds during physical activity (exercise). This test is particularly used to assess heart performance in conditions like coronary artery disease.