If you have even one lead which is not quite positioned correctly (for you) then an abnormal reading can occur. I am surprised that the AME did not consider this known issue. The software used is very sensitive, and any abnormal results are printed on the hard copy.
I think your GP is right in saying that if you are say, tall and thin, then the correct positioning of the leads are critical to ensure a correct outcome.
This is best done by a Cardiologist/ Registrar for someone of your shape/size.
Although the CAA have an approved list of these specialists, any cardiology dept will be able to provide this service.
Going private is the most expedient option both for the appointment, and report being sent to Gatwick.
And for the avoidance of any doubt the CAA medical branch will accept reports from consultant cardiologists not on their approved list, and re certify pilots. I speak from experience !
Hopefully a normal ECG will be the result.
Last edited by parkfell; 8th Aug 2015 at 16:18.