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  • Two groups of subjects (21 healthy, 21 hypertensive patients) were tested during two measurement protocols (exercise, tilt). Two models of QT-RR coupling were tested - linear (LM) and nonlinear (NLM). QTc reproducibility was used as evidence of model validity. Results: LM was significantly better (lower QTc irreproducibility) than NLM (P<;0.01) during the tilt-table test. The differences were not significant during the exercise test; NLM was slightly better in hypertensive patients, LM in healthy subjects. Maximal irreproducibility of QTc over subjects was found in both tests with NLM. Conclusion: Evidence of QT-RR nonlinearity cannot be based on minimal error between QT and model QT. QTc reproducibility must also be tested and the excitation specificity of QT-RR coupling must be considered.Two groups of subjects (21 healthy, 21 hypertensive patients) were tested during two measurement protocols (exercise, tilt). Two models of QT-RR coupling were tested - linear (LM) and nonlinear (NLM). QTc reproducibility was used as evidence of model validity. Results: LM was significantly better (lower QTc irreproducibility) than NLM (P<;0.01) during the tilt-table test. The differences were not significant during the exercise test; NLM was slightly better in hypertensive patients, LM in healthy subjects. Maximal irreproducibility of QTc over subjects was found in both tests with NLM. Conclusion: Evidence of QT-RR nonlinearity cannot be based on minimal error between QT and model QT. QTc reproducibility must also be tested and the excitation specificity of QT-RR coupling must be considered.
  • Two groups of subjects (21 healthy, 21 hypertensive patients) were tested during two measurement protocols (exercise, tilt). Two models of QT-RR coupling were tested - linear (LM) and nonlinear (NLM). QTc reproducibility was used as evidence of model validity. Results: LM was significantly better (lower QTc irreproducibility) than NLM (P<;0.01) during the tilt-table test. The differences were not significant during the exercise test; NLM was slightly better in hypertensive patients, LM in healthy subjects. Maximal irreproducibility of QTc over subjects was found in both tests with NLM. Conclusion: Evidence of QT-RR nonlinearity cannot be based on minimal error between QT and model QT. QTc reproducibility must also be tested and the excitation specificity of QT-RR coupling must be considered.Two groups of subjects (21 healthy, 21 hypertensive patients) were tested during two measurement protocols (exercise, tilt). Two models of QT-RR coupling were tested - linear (LM) and nonlinear (NLM). QTc reproducibility was used as evidence of model validity. Results: LM was significantly better (lower QTc irreproducibility) than NLM (P<;0.01) during the tilt-table test. The differences were not significant during the exercise test; NLM was slightly better in hypertensive patients, LM in healthy subjects. Maximal irreproducibility of QTc over subjects was found in both tests with NLM. Conclusion: Evidence of QT-RR nonlinearity cannot be based on minimal error between QT and model QT. QTc reproducibility must also be tested and the excitation specificity of QT-RR coupling must be considered. (en)
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  • The analysis of linear/nonlinear coupling between heart rate and QT intervals
  • The analysis of linear/nonlinear coupling between heart rate and QT intervals (en)
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  • The analysis of linear/nonlinear coupling between heart rate and QT intervals
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  • biomedical measurement; cardiology; measurement errors; QT intervals (en)
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  • 8th Conference of the European Study Group on Cardiovascular Oscillations (ESGCO 2014)
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  • Halámek, Josef
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  • 10.1109/ESGCO.2014.6847517
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