About X-Ray , ECG, Pathology Lab

X-rays are quick, painless tests that produce images of certain structures inside your body, including your bones. The density of the material through which X-rays pass affects how much they are absorbed.

ECG A quick test called an electrocardiogram (ECG) can be performed to examine the electrical activity and rhythm of your heart.

The electrical impulses your heart produces when it beats are picked up by sensors affixed to your skin.
A machine records these signals, which are then examined by a clinician to determine their significance.
Any doctor, including your general practitioner, who suspects you might have a heart issue, including a heart specialist (cardiologist), may ask for an ECG.