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NGHIÊN CU BIN THIÊN NHP TIM
BT ÁP NGUYÊN PHÁT TRÊN 40 TUI
Trn Minh Trí
1
, Hu
2
1
2
:
:
m-
gian (ms): SDNN, ASDNN, SDANN, RMSSD.
2
g bình là 48.91 ± 1.45.
ính.
:
SUMMARY
Objectives: Heart rate variability (HRV) is a useful noninvasive tool to assess cardiac
autonomic function. The purpose of this study was to (1) compare measures of time and
frequency domain analysis of HRV between hypertensive and normotensive subjects and (2)
their correlations in gender. The HRV was determined from 24-hour Holter records, using 4 time
domain measures (SDNN, ASDNN, SDANN, RMSSD), 5 frequency domain measures (HF, LF,
ULF, VLF, TF)
Results: There were 45 hypertensive subjects with a mean age (+/-SD) of 49.82 ± 0.97
years and 31 normotensive subjects with a mean age of 48.91 ± 1.45 years. The HRV of all
measures show significant difference between the hypertensive patients and control group
(p<0.01) and there were no significant difference between male and female in hypertensive
group (p>0.05).
Conclusion: Our results suggest that HRV is reduced in men and women with systemic
hypertension over 40 years old.
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Window XP.
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[1]
SDNN (ms)
h
[1]
HF, ms
2
-thn kinh phó giao cm
LF, ms
2
-
thn kinh giao cmthn kinh phó giao cm
VLF, ms
2
-
thn kinh giao cmphó giao cm
angiotensi
ULF, ms
2
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thn kinh giao cm
TF, ms
2
0.4Hz.
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482
p
Nam, n(%)
Nam, n(%)
24 (53.3)
21(46.7)
18 (58.1)
13(41.9)
>0.05
49.82 ± 0.97
48.91 ± 1.45
>0.05
p
ASDNN (ms)
48.65 ± 3.07
37.38 ± 2.10
<0.01
SDANN (ms)
100.72 ± 5.79
84.86 ± 4.14
<0.01
SDNN (ms)
113.84 ± 5.81
95.17 ± 4.45
<0.01
RMSSD (ms)
33.10 ±5.01
24.62 ± 2.06
<0.01
LnULF (ms
2
)
2.38 ± 0.14
2.04 ± 0.09
<0.01
LnVLF (ms
2
)
4.37 ± 0.21
3.63 ± 0.12
<0.01
LnLF (ms
2
)
4.27 ± 0.23
3.34 ± 0.12
<0.01
LnHF (ms
2
)
4.59 ± 0.21
3.61 ± 0.13
<0.01
LnTF (ms
2
)
7.04 ±0.20
6.22 ± 0.10
<0.01
LF/HF
0.93 ± 0.02
0.93 ± 0.02
>0.05
-
-
Nam
THA (1)
(n=24)
HABT (2)
(n=18)
p (1) và (2)
THA (3)
(n=21)
HABT (4)
(n=13)
p (3) và (4)
p(1)và (3)
ASDNN
40.12
47.53
0.03
34.26
50.21
0.001
>0.05
SDANN
91.91
104.11
0.06
76.80
96.03
0.001
>0.05
SDNN
102.66
116.32
0.04
86.61
110.39
0.001
>0.05
RMSSD
24.71
28.39
0.20
24.50
39.62
0.001
>0.05
LnULF
2.11
2.39
0.04
1.95
2.37
0.01
>0.05
LnVLF
3.77
4.48
0.001
3.48
4.21
0.001
>0.05
LnLF
3.12
4.25
0.001
3.58
4.29
0.001
>0.05
LnHF
3.34
4.47
0.001
3.91
4.74
0.001
<0.05
LnTF
6.13
7.03
0.001
6.33
7.04
0.001
>0.05
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