ECG

/ˈɛkɡ/

ECG

a medical machine used to record the heart's electrical activity

synonyms : cardiogram

/ˈɛkɡ/

ECG

the recording or display of the electrical activity of someone's heart that is produced by an electrocardiograph

Examples

1. ECG changes may include ST-segment depression, or T-wave inversion, but not ST-segment elevation.

2. ECG findings show a characteristic ST-segment elevation.

3. But for example, this piece of hardware here creates ECG data.

4. Typical ECG findings include short QT interval, and in severe cases, presence of Osborn waves.