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The LF/HF heart rate variability ratio is likely an epiphenomenon of central cardiovascular control rather than a direct measure of sympatho-vagal balance.
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This editorial questions the validity of using the LF/HF ratio of heart rate variability as a direct measure of sympatho-vagal balance, suggesting it may be an epiphenomenon.
This editorial questions the validity of using the LF/HF ratio of heart rate variability as a direct measure of sympatho-vagal balance, suggesting it may be an epiphenomenon.
John M. Karemaker (1999) conducted an editorial in Cardiovascular variability. The LF/HF heart rate variability ratio is likely an epiphenomenon of central cardiovascular control rather than a direct measure of sympatho-vagal balance.
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