A Study Of Variation In Heart Rate Variability With Change In Posture In Young Adult Indian Males
Journal Title: Journal of Medical Science And clinical Research - Year 2014, Vol 2, Issue 3
Abstract
Heart rate variability is predominantly dependent on the extrinsic regulation of the heart rate. The HRV response to postural change is a sensitive measure of the shift in autonomic balance from parasympathetic to sympathetic predominance that, when attenuated or absent, has been correlated with prevalent disease in patient populations.. Key-words: Heart rate variability,Autonomic nervous system , Young adult Indian males, Change in posture, Supine-sitting-standing AIMS: 1. To study the effect of change in posture on HRV in young adult Indian males. 2. To compare HRV parameters in different postures in males.
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Dr. Sanhita Rajan Walawalkar
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