Il subit plusieurs tests médicaux (morphologie des cellules sanguines, examen toxicologique des urines et électrocardiographie). 65.

Une électrocardiographie fut réalisée mais, en raison d’un problème technique, le résultat ne put être ni imprimé ni transmis au centre de secours.

A follow-up electrocardiogram examination revealed a certain worsening of the heart condition. Some days later the applicant’s drug regimen was adjusted.

The director confirmed that the applicant had undergone a series of medical examinations, including: an electrocardiogram, a heart ultrasound, and an exercise test in the Zabrze Cardiological Clinic.

In addition he had had eight electrocardiograms.

He, refused however to submit to urine and sputum smear and culture testing and to undergo an electrocardiogram, citing “personal considerations”.

He remained in the hospital for intensive cardiovascular treatment, and also underwent a large number of tests, including frequent clinical blood testing, ultrasound examinations and electrocardiogram

According to the medical record drawn up by Dr Abbasaliyev, an electrocardiogram (“ECG”) and echocardiogram (“echo”) were taken and a blood test was carried out.

He continued being subjected to clinical and biochemical blood and urine tests, smear sputum tests, X-ray exams, ultrasound-scanning, and electrocardiograms.

as determined by the forensic medical examination ... originated before 2008, a fact which is supported by the morphological changes to the body, as well as the typical changes recorded on the electrocardiogram

    In IZ-77/1 the applicant underwent series of medical examinations and tests, including an abdominal ultrasound, a thyroid echography, an electrocardiogram, roentgenofluorography, X-ray examinations

authorised by medical specialists (ultrasound scanning of the heart, vessels, abdominal cavity, kidneys ..., adrenal glands, bladder and prostate; X-ray examinations of the chest and hip joints, and electrocardiogram

An electrocardiogram (ECG) performed on R.M. showed asystole, in which cocaine intoxication had undoubtedly played an important causal role.

All his chest pain fully disappeared, the arterial tension stabilised and the results of an electrocardiogram were positive, and, as the medical specialist opined, it was thus possible to proceed with

It was noted that he had refused to undergo a colonoscopy, an electrocardiogram (“ECG”), and an examination by a neurosurgeon, with some of those entries specifying that the reason was his lack of trust

During the entire period of his admission to the hospital the applicant had eleven electrocardiogram examinations (hereinafter – “ECG tests”).

Also in November 2009, the applicant had an echocardiogram and an electrocardiogram. 21 .

applicant was fit to remain in detention; - an examination record issued on 8 December 2009 by a neurologist and stating that the applicant did not have any acute neurologic disorder; - four electrocardiograms

On 18 January 2006 the applicant was taken out of prison to be examined by a cardiologist in Sliven and undergo a electrocardiogram.