Key result
The head-up-tilt body maneuver demonstrated that increased HRV multifractal complexity is associated with a stronger multifractal correlation between the central and autonomic nervous systems.
Why the study?
Does the head-up-tilt body maneuver affect the multifractal correlation between heart rate variability and brain activity in healthy humans?
Population
healthy humans
Design
Other
Authors
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May link HRV complexity to central-autonomic coupling in orthostasis; hypothesis-generating and should not yet change practice.
Observational
Does the head-up-tilt body maneuver affect the multifractal correlation between heart rate variability and brain activity in healthy humans?
The study demonstrates a central nervous system link to multifractal heart rate variability, showing that HRV complexity correlates with central-autonomic nervous system interactions during orthostatic stress.
Lin et al. (2010) conducted an observational in Healthy humans. Head-up-tilt body maneuver was evaluated on Multifractal correlation between the central and autonomic nervous systems. The head-up-tilt body maneuver demonstrated that increased HRV multifractal complexity is associated with a stronger multifractal correlation between the central and autonomic nervous systems.
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