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An electrocardiogram, which is often referred to as an ECG or an EKG, is a graphic record of the electrical activity of the heart as it contracts and relaxes. Abnormal heartbeats, inadequate blood flow, heart enlargement and, in some cases, damaged areas of the heart can be detected by an electrocardiogram.
