For 10 points, name this medical technique which monitors the electrical signals generated by the heart.
A popular guide to this technique was written by Dale Dubin, and a delta wave in this technique is indicative of Wolf-Parkinson-White Syndrome. In this technique, a readout of right-axis deviation is common in children and those with situs inversus, while left-axis deviation is common in pregnant women. Both the Mobitz II and Wenckebach conditions are commonly detected using this technique, which consists of readouts V1 through V6, readouts aVL, avR, avF and readouts I through III. The Holter monitor is a 24-hour version of this instrument. Each readout in this technique contains a P wave, a QRS complex, and a T wave, and it is commonly used to detect arrhythmias, blocks, and any issues with the Bundle of His. For 10 points, name this medical technique which monitors the electrical signals generated by the heart.
A popular guide to this technique was written by Dale Dubin, and a delta wave in this technique is indicative of Wolf-Parkinson-White Syndrome.
{Electrocardiogram} or {ECG} or {EKG}