Wednesday, March 26, 2014

About QUASISTATIONARY and transients

AECG is an important carrier of information about time scan cyclic electrophysiological processes in the heart, which are the concentrated expression potsiklovye (from cycle to cycle) changes in the length of RR-intervals or, more conveniently, HR.


In the quasi-stationary conditions (quiet, rhythmic physical and / or mental activity) the duration of RR-intervals (HR) fluctuates around a mean value. These fluctuations are called heart rate variability (HRV).


In the transition from rest to stress (physical to physical stress to mental mental stress, including different combinations), the health of a disease from one phase of the disease to other phases for recovery, if it is possible, exacerbations and remissions RR-interval duration (HR) is usually shortened or, respectively, increases (change back) heart rate. These changes are called transients.


Fluctuations in the length of RR-intervals (HR) around some mean value in quasi-stationary conditions, changes in the characteristics of these fluctuations, the direction and the nature of deterministic changes in transients are the result, and therefore the carrier of information on the state of the regulatory functions of the human body.

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