… However, the BP variability was not significantly different between patients with or without AF,
… the new-onset AF is a mechanism to explain the occurrence of stroke in high BP variability …

… initial BP-values. Isometric handgrip training may be a reasonable method in the prevention
of hypertension… nor supine position in a pool of 30 men and five women. A decline in resting …

In this work we study the characteristics of heart rate variability (HRV) as a function of age
and gender. Our analysis covers a wider age range than that studied so far. It includes results …

… the heart is also prone to diseases such as hypertension, heart stroke… male and female,
which results in the gender-based difference in HRV and these variation decreases by the age of …

… Heart rate variability, commonly defined as variations in time in the interval between …
adolescent males also displayed higher HRV relative to European American adolescent males in …

… variability in RHR is associated with sex (women had greater variability than did men) and …
age had significantly greater variability than similarly aged men or older women). This finding …

… heart rate variability (HRV) with parasympathetic loss preceding sympathetic dysfunction (3). …
Treatments for dyslipidemia, hypertension, and confirmed elevated albumin excretion were …

… Heart rate variability (HRV) can be separated into components that primarily reflect
parasympathetic (PNS) or vagal activity (ie, indices of vagally mediated HRV) and a combination of …

… risk factors, increased heart rate variability (HRV) is not associated … heart rate variability
and new-onset hypertension: insights into pathogenesis of hypertension: the Framingham Heart …

… and psychological functioning with Heart Rate Variability (HRV). The dominant high-frequency
component of HRV is an index of the central neural control of heart rhythm, mediated via …