EFFECT OF HEAD-DOWN TILT ON CARDIOVASCULAR CONTROL IN HEALTHY-SUBJECTS - A SPECTRAL ANALYTIC APPROACH
EFFECT OF HEAD-DOWN TILT ON CARDIOVASCULAR CONTROL IN HEALTHY-SUBJECTS - A SPECTRAL ANALYTIC APPROACH
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DOI:
10.1042/cs0880087
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发表时间:
1995-01-01
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6
通讯作者:
ELGHOZI, JL
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作者:
WEISE, F;LONDON, GM;ELGHOZI, JL
1. The purpose of this investigation was to determine non-invasively the changes in autonomic cardiavascular control observed in normal subjects submitted to acute cardiopulmonary blood volume expansion by 100 degrees head-down tilt. The effect of head-down tilt on finger blood pressure and heart rate fluctuations was studied by means of power spectral analysis in 12 healthy men.2. Amplitude spectra of heart rate and blood pressure rhythmicity were estimated at the low-frequency (60-140 mHz, 10-s rhythm) and high-frequency (area under the curve at mean respiration rate +/- 50 mHz) component, Transfer gain and phase were calculated between systolic blood pressure and heart rate, Forearm vascular resistance was estimated to validate the head-down procedure.3. Forearm vascular resistance decreased significantly from 19.82 (16.34-26.46) mmHg ml(-1) min 100 ml to 18.05 (13.69-22.88) mmHg ml(-1) min 100 ml (P