THE DEPENDENCY OF HEART RATE VARIABILITY FROM THE RR-INTERVALS AVERAGE

Authors

  • V.A. Mashin

Keywords:

heart rate variability, spectral analysis, controlled breathing, correction of spectral frequency, source and discrete event series

Abstract

The means of spectral analysis  the dependency of Heart Rate Variability  (HRV) from the RR-intervals average (RRav, sec) is explored at controlled (forced) breathing. According to got results, the dependency of  peaks frequency on spectral density graph for source series of RR-intervals from RRav possible to present the following formula: fp1.0 = fp : RRav, where fp1.0 - peak frequency when RRcp = 1.0 sec, fp - peak frequency at current RRav. For correcting (the standertizations) of frequency domain borders of spectral power (fd) of source series of RR-intervals comparatively current RRav possible to use the formula: fd = fd1.0*RRav, where fd1.0 - frequency domain border at RRav = 1.0 sec. The correction (the standertization) of frequency domain borders of spectral power (fd), frequency peaks (fp1.0) of source series of RR-intervals comparatively current RRav allows to compare different series of  RR-intervals without use the transformation to the discrete event series (DES).

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Issue

No. 3 (2002)

Section

Philosophy of medicine

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THE DEPENDENCY OF HEART RATE VARIABILITY FROM THE RR-INTERVALS AVERAGE. (2015). The Journal of V. N. Karazin Kharkiv National University, Series "Medicine", 3, 40-45. https://periodicals.karazin.ua/medicine/article/view/7377