A TMT test, which stands for Treadmill Exercise Test, is a type of cardiac stress test used to evaluate how well the heart works during physical activity. The test is conducted by having the patient walk on a treadmill while their symptoms and blood pressure are monitored. An ECG (Electrocardiogram) is used to record the heart's electrical activity during the test, which can help detect any abnormalities in the heart's function. The TMT test is also known by several other names, including exercise testing, stress testing treadmills, exercise tolerance test, stress test, or simply stress test ECG. It is a valuable diagnostic tool for healthcare providers to assess a patient's cardiovascular fitness and to diagnose conditions such as coronary artery disease. read more >>

The test administrator or attending physician examines the symptoms and blood pressure response. With use of ECG, the test is most commonly called a cardiac stress test but is known by other names, such as exercise testing, stress testing treadmills, exercise tolerance test, stress test or stress test ECG.read more >>