EKG

ekg English Etymology From en de EKG. Initialism of de Elektrokardiogramm Elektrokardiogramm. Noun ? en Electrocardiography en cardiology en ECG en electrocardiogram. Usage notes In the US, this spelling is more common than (and may even be preferred over) the ECG spelling, particularly in medical contexts where both electrocardiograms and en electroencephalogram electroencephalograms may be present. This is mainly due to the ease with which ECG (ee-cee-gee) may be confused with en EEG (ee-ee-gee) in most American English dialects. Anagrams en egk keg en initialisms Finnish Etymology Compare de EKG. Pronunciation ee-koo-gee Noun fi cardiology fi elektrokardiogrammi ECG, electrocardiogram Declension EKG e ä Derived terms fi compounds EKG-laite Further reading 2026-05-14 German Pronunciation de /ˌeːkaˈɡeː/ de De-EKG.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>) Noun n,-:s,s:- de cardiology de Elektrokardiogramm electrocardiogram: ECG Descendants en EKG Indonesian Pronunciation id /e.ˈka.ɡe/ Noun id cardiology id elektrokardiogram id cardiology id elektrokardiograf id cardiology id elektrokardiografi id Electrocardiography Polish Alternative forms pl ekg rare Pronunciation e ka 'gie LL-Q809 (pol)-Olaf-EKG.wav E.K.G Noun n 1 pl cardiology pl elektrokardiograf electrocardiograph device that creates the recording pl cardiology pl elektrokardiogram electrocardiogram recording that an electrocardiograph produces pl cardiology pl elektrokardiografia electrocardiography process that the device performs Further reading