The ECG records the small electrical voltage changes generated on the body surface by cardiac bioelectricity, reflecting changes in individual-cell transmembrane voltage (called action potentials ...

AI can now predict deadly heart arrhythmias up to two weeks in advance, potentially transforming cardiac care. Artificial ...

Hospital Cardiac Arrest 30-Day-Outcomes: The Importance of the First Electrocardiogram After Successful Resuscitation,” published in the April 2025 issue of Journal of Emergency Medicine by Martens et ...

Miami-Dade County Public Schools will soon require all high school athletes to undergo heart screenings before participating ...

Pulseless electrical activity, or PEA, can cause cardiac arrest and occurs when any medical ... There must be some form of electrical activity on the ECG or telemetry that is not ventricular ...

Among young people who died of sudden cardiac arrest due to a primary arrhythmia, half had pre-existing symptoms and one-fifth had ECG changes before the cardiac arrest. Fainting and seizures are ...

Sudden cardiac arrest or death (SCA/D ... to a pediatric cardiologist or electrophysiologist, who can do an electrocardiogram (also called an ECG or EKG). This painless test, which involves ...

But Friedman says requiring every high school athlete to get an EKG is not the answer. “Up to 50% of causes of cardiac arrest in sport would not be detected by an electrocardiogram and a ...

MANITOWOC – The Manitowoc Public School District Nursing Team, partnered with Who We Play For, is offering students the chance to have their heart checked with an electrocardiogram throughout May.

Cardiac arrest and death can occur from ventricular ... or the “reverse checkmark” or “reverse tick” sign on the ECG ― is not considered an indication of toxicity. This is depicted ...