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August 1999 PMID 10446081

Heart rate variability and progression of coronary atherosclerosis.

H V Huikuri, V Jokinen, M Syvänne, M S Nieminen, K E Airaksinen, M J Ikäheimo, J M Koistinen, H Kauma, A Y Kesäniemi, S Majahalme, K O Niemelä, M H Frick

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What people are saying

Discussions highlight the importance of low HRV in predicting coronary artery disease progression, mentioning specific methods like ambulatory ECG and measures such as SDNN. The tone suggests a recognition of the research’s relevance, with phrases like 'predicts rapid progression' and 'independently predicted,' which underline both the scientific value and potential clinical impact.

AgreementModerate agreement

Most discussions support the significance of HRV as a predictor for coronary disease progression, emphasizing that low HRV and SDNN are important markers.

InterestModerate interest

Posts demonstrate moderate interest, focusing on how HRV predicts disease progression and its clinical relevance.

EngagementModerate engagement

The comments reflect an active engagement with the topic, referencing research details like ambulatory ECG analysis and the predictive role of SDNN.

ImpactModerate impact

Participants see the findings as potentially impactful for future diagnostics and treatment strategies for cardiovascular diseases.

Abstract in brief

  • The study found that patients with lower heart rate variability (HRV), especially those in the lowest tertile of SDNN, showed more significant progression of coronary atherosclerosis over about 32 months.
  • The relationship between low HRV and worsening coronary artery disease was disrupted in patients treated with gemfibrozil, a lipid-lowering medication, suggesting that work on improving HRV or lipid levels might influence disease progression.
  • Reduced HRV was associated with faster heart rates and more severe coronary artery blockage progression, indicating that HRV could be a useful marker for predicting the worsening of heart disease alongside other clinical factors.
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#NCDs #CVD #health Low HRV analyzed from ambulatory ECG predicts rapid progression of coronary artery disease beyond information obtained from traditional risk markers. Progression of focal coronary atherosclerosis was independently predicted by SDNN. https://t.co/2QzwrZz9wN .

Feb 27, 2020 · 4,582 followers View post →

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For health-promoting environments
@SilkeLeFay · X

#NCDs #CVD #health Low HRV analyzed from ambulatory ECG predicts rapid progression of coronary artery disease beyond information obtained from traditional risk markers. Progression of focal coronary atherosclerosis was independently predicted by SDNN. https://t.co/2QzwrZz9wN .

Feb 27, 2020 · 4,582 followers View post →