Family practice for ECG (electrocardiogram) and ergometry (exercise ECG): During exercise electrocardiography, the physician records an electrocardiogram under physical stress. This method can detect circulatory disorders and inflammation in the coronary arteries that may not be visible on a resting ECG. The combination of these examination methods provides initial information for the occurrence of arrhythmias and is diagnostically important. Pulse and blood pressure responses indicate overall cardiovascular performance and training status.
