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Age and heart rate were the major determinants of heart rate variability, with older age and higher heart rate negatively associated with HRV measures.
Cross-Sectional (n=569)
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Age, heart rate, gender, and cardiovascular risk factors are significant determinants of heart rate variability in the general population and must be accounted for in clinical evaluations.
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Supports adjusting for age and heart rate in HRV interpretation; hypothesis-generating for determinants in general population cohorts.
Background and Objectives:Heart rate variability has been known to be a prognostic factor of heart disease.However, determinants of heart rate variability in general korean population without clinical heart disease have not been studied.Objectives of this study were to measure heart rate variability in general population and to investigate clinical determinants of heart rate variability.Methods:Heart rate variability measures were obtained by LRR-03 TM and MemCalc TM software (GMS, Tokyo, Japan) from public officials in a district of Seoul and their families (n=569).Predictors of heart rate variability included age, gender, heart rate, smoking status, systolic blood pressure, diastolic blood pressure, serum total cholesterol, HDL-cholesterol.Univariate analysis and analysis of variance of low frequency power (0.04-0.15 Hz), high frequency power (0.15-0.30Hz), and total power spectrum in relation to explanatory variables were done.In order to select determinants of heart rate variability, multiple linear regression model of each heart rate variability measure was created and stepwise selection method was applied.Results:Analysis of variance showed that older age, higher heart rate, body mass index ≥27, systolic blood pressure ≥140 mmHg, diastolic blood pressure ≥90 mmHg, and serum total cholesterol ≥240 mg/dl were negatively associated with one or more heart rate vari-ability measures.Serum HDL-cholesterol ≥35 mg/dl was positively associated with low and high frequency power.Multiple linear regression analyses showed that age and heart rate were the major determinants, gender and cardiovascular risk factors such as diastolic blood pressure, HDL-cholesterol, and smoking contributed to one or more heart rate variability measures.Conclustions:Age, heart rate, gender, and cardiovascular risk factors must be considered when evaluating heart rate variability.( ( ( (Korean Circulation J 2001 ; 31( ( ( (1) ) ) ) : 107-113) ) ) ) KEY WORDS:Heart rate variability•Power spectral analysis•General population.서 론 정상인의 심박동수는 자율신경계의 상호작용에 따라 끊임없이 변동한다. 1) 심박동수 변이란 이러한 생리적 인
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Chun et al. (2001) conducted a cross-sectional in Healthy general population (n=569). Cardiovascular risk factors (age, heart rate, blood pressure, cholesterol, smoking) vs. Individuals without the respective risk factors was evaluated on Heart rate variability measures (low frequency power, high frequency power, and total power spectrum) (p=<0.01). Age and heart rate were the major determinants of heart rate variability, with older age and higher heart rate negatively associated with HRV measures.
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