ECG with doctor's consultation

Electrocardiogram (ECG) records the heart's bioelectrical potentials and, together with clinical data, allows for diagnosing changes in heart activity, monitoring the progression of a pathological process, and predicting its outcomes. ECG is one of the primary and most commonly used examination methods. 

ECG helps to detect heart rhythm disorders – too fast rhythm (tachycardia), too slow (bradycardia), and too irregular (arrhythmia). From the ECG, a doctor can usually determine where the rhythm-disrupting impulse originates and often – its cause.

ECG is performed at the following addresses:

• Gumbinės St. 33C, Šiauliai
• Švitrigailos St. 11B, Vilnius
• Ozo St. 18, Vilnius
• P. Puzino St. 10, Panevėžys