Importance of tachogram length and period of recording during noninvasive investigation of the autonomic nervous system
Journal Contribution ResearchOnline@JCULeicht, Anthony S.;Young, Fiona L.S.
Abstract
[Extract] I read with great interest the recent work of Grant and colleagues1 that was recently published in the April 2011 issue. Of particular interest was that most 3-minute HRV measures were stable during supine rest but varied during the first 3-minutes of standing, most likely due to baroreflex mediated changes.2 Further, these authors highlighted the need for standardized recording times for supine and standing HRV.
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10.1111/j.1542-474X.2012.00498.x