Detect silent heart conditions
Many cardiac conditions – like arrhythmias, silent ischaemia, and conduction defects – may have no symptoms. An ECG can detect them early, when treatment is most effective.
An electrocardiogram (ECG or EKG) is a quick, painless test that records the electrical activity of your heart. It is one of the most commonly used cardiac tests – essential for diagnosing heart rhythm abnormalities (arrhythmias), detecting ischaemia (reduced blood flow), evaluating chest pain, palpitations, and assessing overall cardiac health. It is also a routine part of pre‑operative evaluations and executive health check‑ups.
The ECG is performed by placing small electrodes on your chest, arms, and legs. These electrodes detect the tiny electrical signals produced by your heart with each beat. The test takes only 5–10 minutes, is completely painless, and provides immediate information about your heart rate, rhythm, and electrical conduction.
At Amytri Diagnostics, we use state‑of‑the‑art digital ECG machines with automated interpretation and physician validation. Our experienced cardiologists and physicians interpret the results and provide clear, actionable reports. Whether you are experiencing symptoms or having a routine check‑up, our ECG service delivers accurate, reliable results you can trust.
The heart beats over 100,000 times a day – an ECG provides a snapshot of its electrical activity, helping detect silent conditions before they become serious.
Many cardiac conditions – like arrhythmias, silent ischaemia, and conduction defects – may have no symptoms. An ECG can detect them early, when treatment is most effective.
Serial ECGs allow comparison of heart rhythm and conduction – helping monitor the effects of medications, disease progression, or recovery after a cardiac event.
Early detection of arrhythmias or ischaemia allows for timely intervention – reducing the risk of heart attacks, strokes, and sudden cardiac arrest.
We provide accurate, reliable ECG testing with digital technology and expert physician interpretation – ensuring you get the insights you need.
Standard ECG with 12 electrodes – provides a comprehensive view of the heart's electrical activity from multiple angles, allowing accurate detection of ischaemia, hypertrophy, and arrhythmias.
Digital ECGs provide automated interpretation, which is then reviewed and validated by our experienced cardiologist or physician – ensuring accuracy and clinical relevance.
The most common type of ECG – performed while you are lying down and relaxed. It provides a baseline assessment of your heart rhythm and electrical activity at rest.
Essential cardiac clearance before any surgery – screening for underlying heart conditions that could pose risks during anaesthesia or surgery.
A key component of executive health check‑ups and senior citizen packages – providing a baseline for your heart health and detecting silent abnormalities.
For patients with known cardiac conditions or on certain medications, serial ECGs track changes over time – helping guide treatment decisions.
Call us, WhatsApp, or visit our centre to schedule your ECG. No special preparation is needed – you can come in at any time.
Wear loose‑fitting clothing that allows access to your chest, wrists, and ankles. Avoid applying lotion or oil on your skin. Let us know if you are taking any medications.
You will lie down on an examination bed. Small sticky electrodes are placed on your chest, arms, and legs. The ECG machine records your heart's electrical activity for about 10 seconds. The test is painless and takes only 5–10 minutes.
The ECG is analysed by our machine and reviewed by a qualified physician. You receive a comprehensive report – usually on the same day – with clear explanations and recommendations.
It is a key investigation for cardiac symptoms, pre‑operative clearance, and routine health check‑ups.
If you experience chest discomfort, irregular heartbeat, or shortness of breath – an ECG is one of the first and most important tests to evaluate your heart.
Before any surgery – especially for patients over 40 or those with risk factors – an ECG is essential for cardiac clearance and safe anaesthesia.
If you have any of these cardiac risk factors, regular ECGs are recommended – even if you have no symptoms.
If you have a family history of sudden cardiac death, arrhythmias, or early heart attacks – an ECG can detect underlying conditions.
A resting ECG is recommended as part of annual health check‑ups for men and women over 40 – even without symptoms.
If you have been diagnosed with an arrhythmia, heart failure, or coronary artery disease – regular ECGs monitor your condition and guide treatment.
Dr. Abhishek oversees the ECG services at Amytri, ensuring that every recording is performed accurately and interpreted carefully. He works closely with cardiologists and physicians to ensure that your ECG results are clinically correlated and that appropriate follow‑up is arranged if needed.
An ECG is quick and painless – but having your partner or family member with you can provide reassurance and support.
We welcome partners during your ECG appointment. They can sit with you, ask questions, and help you understand the results and any follow‑up recommendations.
An electrocardiogram (ECG) is a quick, painless test that records the electrical activity of your heart – detecting rhythm abnormalities, ischaemia, and other cardiac conditions.
The ECG recording itself takes about 10 seconds. The entire appointment – including preparation, recording, and report – takes about 5–10 minutes.
No, an ECG is completely painless. The electrodes are placed on your skin using sticky pads – you may feel a slight sensation when they are removed, but no pain.
No special preparation is needed. Wear loose‑fitting clothing that allows access to your chest, wrists, and ankles. Avoid applying lotion or oil on your skin. Inform the technician of any medications you are taking.
ECG reports are usually available on the same day. Our physician will review the trace and provide a comprehensive report with interpretation and recommendations.
A referral is recommended but not required. You can book an ECG directly. For pre‑operative clearance or cardiac evaluation, a referral from your physician is preferred.
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