Resting ECG
The electrical rhythm of your heart at rest.
12-lead ECG
10 min
Heart & vessels
Sample reading
Ages 40–49
58
bpm
Low < 50
Normal 50–70
High > 70
Illustrative ranges. Your physician sets yours.
(01) How it’s done
On the day
Twelve small electrodes on your chest, arms and legs while you lie quietly for ten minutes after breakfast.
Our cardiologist reads the trace the same day and compares it with any previous ECG you bring, so changes over time are visible.
(02) Why it matters
What it tells us
The ECG catches rhythm problems, signs of an old silent heart attack, thickened heart muscle and conduction changes.
A watch can spot an irregular rhythm. It cannot see the rest, which is why we still do the full twelve leads.
(03) Same system
Heart & vessels
Measured on the same day, read by the same physician.
