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| Our study of heart rate variability (HRV) |
We have been studying heart rate variability, as it is a new area in research by doctors. Medical papers report that heart rate variability (known as HRV) is seen on everyone. For example, your heart rate gets faster than normal when you get excited like when talking to a lover. However there is a certain range of HRV if you are normal, without carrying arrhythmia.
We also learned from the following actual data from our study of hospital patients; HRV of normal people stays within +/-25%
The charts to the left shows the plot of HRV, showing the different characteristics between normal and arrhythmia patients. It is obvious that HRV of arrhythmia patients increased more than that of normal patients group. |
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| Needless to say, this IHB function is not be used to diagnose but to monitor only. |
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