… the mechanisms behind respiratory sinus arrhythmia (… pulmonary stretch reflex contributed
most to RSA in healthy humans. Ventilatory support reduces the centrally mediated respiratory …

… variability, an indicator of good health and cardiac function. A … that it optimizes pulmonary
gas exchange through the close … pacing and we set the average pacing efficacy cut-off at 30%, …

… of regular gas exchange, such as high-altitude activity, Far Eastern breathing techniques, or
… , autonomic, and visceral activities with human performance and experience may turn out as …

… , the RSA improves gas exchange associated with a rise in … is associated with better executive
cognitive performance, … a homogeneous sample of healthy adolescents within a relatively …

… Each dog was judged healthy on the basis of its history, physical examination, standard 6-…
Examples from two dogs with very different respiratory sinus arrhythmia (RSA). From the top, …

… -vagal interactions related to psychological functioning and health. This phenomenon of …
,‬ optimization of cardiopulmonary gas exchange or enhanced cardiac energy efficiency‬. It, …

… Indeed, the existence of Respiratory Sinus Arrhythmia (RSA, the difference between the …
gas exchange against the inequalities in flow patterns within the lungs. In fact, in mammals …

… That result was interpreted as being in support of the view that RSA contributes to the
efficiency of gas exchange, by fine-tuning the matching between pulmonary blood flow and …

… In healthy individuals RSA is demonstrated by shortened RR Intervals (higher HR) during
inspiration and longer RR Intervals (lower HR) during expiration [2-10]. This phenomenon, …

… and physical aspects of sport performance. For example, … through the properties of
respiratory sinus arrhythmia (RSA) [… of a respiratory pause should also include gas exchange …