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... the autonomic influence on cardiovascular system using time domain and frequency domain ...on autonomic functions amongst natives of Uttarakhand ...on autonomic functions on 100 ... See full document

... rate, blood pressure, Autonomic functions, respiratory, haematological, cognitive function, Quality of life were recorded before and after 1 st , 7 th , 14 th , 21 st , 28 th days of ... See full document

... Blood pressure is regulated by complex multiple mechanisms, mainly by neural factors and humoral or chemical factors as well as interaction therebetween ...suggest autonomic dysfunction, especially ... See full document

... sensitivity functions [ 54 ] , active subspaces [ 115 ] , and moment-independent importance measures [ 49 ] ...sensitivity functions restrict the time-varying influence trajectories to have an end value of ... See full document

... the autonomic nervous system that regulates blood pressure, and cerebral autoregulation that maintains cerebral ...arterial blood pressure and middle cerebral artery blood flow ... See full document

... Methodology: 70 individuals (age group – 30-60 years) participating in the study were divided into 35 normal subjects as Control Group & 35 patients suffering from Cervical Spondylosis. The subjects of both groups ... See full document

... filling pressure in a wide range of cardiac disorders ...arterial pressure (P pa ) o25 mmHg; in the case of PH associated with LHD, otherwise defined as Group 2 [2], this is associated with a pulmonary ... See full document

... The first component was the education and training of medical assistant clinic staff in the identification and man- agement of patients with elevated BP. Each medical assistant employed at the study site was asked ... See full document

... We found a significant burden of undiagnosed hyper- tension, diabetes, and kidney disease among NKFI KM participants, consistent with findings from KEEP [37]. The KEEP initiative screened adult patients between the ages ... See full document

... results We found that each 10 mm Hg increase in baseline SBP was associated with reduced arteriolar calibre (−1.3 µm; 95% CI −3.0 to 0.2) and fractal dimension (−0.4 degrees of freedom (df); −1.0 to 0.2), and ... See full document

... for elevated TG, were largely independent of one another, of other parameters of metabolic dysfunction, and of age, sex, smoking and a history of macrovascular ...and elevated blood pressure ... See full document

... an elevated reading is primarily a consequence of having other reasons to seek care; chil- dren may be seen for concerns unrelated to BP, and have their BP measurement repeated as a matter of clinic ...incident ... See full document

... cardiac autonomic modulation between perimenopausal and postmenopausal women (MyslivecEk et ...cardiac autonomic activity evaluated by 24-hour indices of HRV after estrogen administration for 3 months in ... See full document

... This trial has shown that acute exposure of patients with moderate to severe COPD to moderate altitude results in a clinically relevant increase in BP. This was accompanied by a significant increase in BPV and a decrease ... See full document

... the blood pressure, reduce symptoms of angina, improve mortality and reduces cardiac output, heart rate and AV ...in blood pressure and in wall ...the blood pressure is not ... See full document

... or elevated BP or their synonyms (eg, abnormal BP), (2) children or adolescents or their synonyms (eg, teenage), and (3) screening or its equivalent words (eg, sensitivity and ... See full document

... weight, blood pres- sure (systolic and diastolic), number of adults and children in the family, maternal education and occupation, and amount of pocket money given to the child to spend at ...and blood ... See full document

... Blood Pressure Response to Cold Pressor Test (CPT): The cold pressor test was evaluated by immersion of subject’s left hand (up to wrist) in cold water at 10°c for 2 ...position. Blood ... See full document

... Hypertension is a risk factor for many systemic conditions that cause serious morbidity and mortality. The World Health Organization de fi nes hypertension as a systolic blood pressure of greater than 140 ... See full document

... for blood pressure which spans the range from childhood to adult- hood and to make predictions based on the ...adult elevated BP from childhood blood pressure values in the same ... See full document