What is an exercise tolerance test (ETT)? An exercise tolerance test (ETT) involves walking/running on a treadmill whilst being connected to specialist ECG monitoring (electrocardiogram, which monitors …

The aim of this test is to recreate any symptoms you may have and correspond this to the ECG changes that are seen during exercise to give the doctor as much information as possible, it is important that …

An exercise tolerance test (ETT) is a good way to see how your heart behaves during exercise. A nurse will use an electrocardiograph (ECG) to monitor your heart’s activity and see how your blood …

An exercise tolerance test (ETT) is a procedure to determine the cause of your symptoms such as chest pain, shortness of breath, dizziness, and / or palpitations.

This leaflet has been written to provide information about a test to measure exercise tolerance and how your heart copes under stress. We hope it answers some of the questions or concerns you may have …

Cardiac exercise tolerance testing is also called a treadmill test or stress test. It is a test to evaluate how your heart responds to exercise. It helps to assess how well your heart functions when it is made to …

The exercise tolerance test evaluates the ability of your heart and lungs to provide oxygen and remove carbon dioxide from the bloodstream before, during and after you exercise.