Publication detail
Determination of the Frequency Bands for Heart Rate Variability: Studies on the Intact and Isolated Rabbit Hearts
RONZHINA, M. JANOUŠEK, O. SCHEER, P. NOVÁKOVÁ, M. PROVAZNÍK, I. KOLÁŘOVÁ, J.
Original Title
Determination of the Frequency Bands for Heart Rate Variability: Studies on the Intact and Isolated Rabbit Hearts
English Title
Determination of the Frequency Bands for Heart Rate Variability: Studies on the Intact and Isolated Rabbit Hearts
Type
conference paper
Language
en
Original Abstract
There are many different methods for diagnosis of cardiac disorders. One of them is spectral analysis of heart rate variability (HRV). Its frequency bands are standardized only for human hearts. The present study is focused on definition of frequency bands in isolated hearts of New Zealand rabbits and on analysis of changes of these bands caused by myocardial ischemia. The results of the study show that HRV of isolated hearts differs from that of intact hearts and the changes depend on the experiment phase (control, ischemia, and reperfusion). In particular, the limit between LF (low frequency) and HF (high frequency) bands is not constant in ischemic periods and reaches the same value in each reperfusion period. Thus, it is necessary to take into consideration anatomical and physiological differences between intact and isolated hearts when analysis of HRV is used for studying the heart function.
English abstract
There are many different methods for diagnosis of cardiac disorders. One of them is spectral analysis of heart rate variability (HRV). Its frequency bands are standardized only for human hearts. The present study is focused on definition of frequency bands in isolated hearts of New Zealand rabbits and on analysis of changes of these bands caused by myocardial ischemia. The results of the study show that HRV of isolated hearts differs from that of intact hearts and the changes depend on the experiment phase (control, ischemia, and reperfusion). In particular, the limit between LF (low frequency) and HF (high frequency) bands is not constant in ischemic periods and reaches the same value in each reperfusion period. Thus, it is necessary to take into consideration anatomical and physiological differences between intact and isolated hearts when analysis of HRV is used for studying the heart function.
Keywords
Frequency bands of HRV, isolated heart, intact heart, New Zealand rabbit
RIV year
2010
Released
31.12.2010
Publisher
IEEE
Location
Belfast, UK
ISBN
978-80-214-4106-4
Book
Computers in Cardiology
Edition number
1
Pages from
1
Pages to
4
Pages count
4
Documents
BibTex
@inproceedings{BUT35801,
author="Marina {Ronzhina} and Oto {Janoušek} and Peter {Scheer} and Marie {Nováková} and Ivo {Provazník} and Jana {Kolářová}",
title="Determination of the Frequency Bands for Heart Rate Variability: Studies on the Intact and Isolated Rabbit Hearts",
annote="There are many different methods for diagnosis of cardiac disorders. One of them is spectral analysis of heart rate variability (HRV). Its frequency bands are standardized only for human hearts. The present study is focused on definition of frequency bands in isolated hearts of New Zealand rabbits and on analysis of changes of these bands caused by myocardial ischemia. The results of the study show that HRV of isolated hearts differs from that of intact hearts and the changes depend on the experiment phase (control, ischemia, and reperfusion). In particular, the limit between LF (low frequency) and HF (high frequency) bands is not constant in ischemic periods and reaches the same value in each reperfusion period. Thus, it is necessary to take into consideration anatomical and physiological differences between intact and isolated hearts when analysis of HRV is used for studying the heart function.",
address="IEEE",
booktitle="Computers in Cardiology",
chapter="35801",
howpublished="print",
institution="IEEE",
year="2010",
month="december",
pages="1--4",
publisher="IEEE",
type="conference paper"
}