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EKG A graphic tracing of the electrical potential caused by the excitation of the heart muscle which is detected at the body surface.
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EKG An electrocardiogram (EKG) is a brief recording of the heart's electrical discharges. The irregular EKG tracings of AF are easy to recognize provided AF occurs during the EKG.
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EKG chart of heart's electrical impulses; used as a diagnostic tool
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EKG A popular abbreviation for electrocardiogram, which is the tracing produced by a machine that records the electrical activation of a heart beat. Sometimes an electrocardiogram is able to indicate whether a heart attack has occurred, but often an EKG is normal even though severe coronary artery disease may be present.
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EKG or ECG - Electrocardiogram, a diagnostic test used to measure the heart's electrical activity
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