Circadian rhythmicity of heart rate variability and its impact on cardiac autonomic modulation in asthma.

Chronobiology International
Meenakshi SinhaAtanu K Pati

Abstract

The commonly observed nocturnal attack of asthma is accompanied by circadian variations in airway inflammation and other physiological variables. It is also documented to present with a significantly higher risk of adverse cardiovascular events that are associated with lower heart rate variability (HRV) and depressed sympathetic and enhanced parasympathetic modulations. However, available literature is scarce with regard to the impact of alteration in circadian rhythmicity of long-term HRV and its day-night variation in asthmatic patients. Thus, 72-h continuous recording of RR interval and oxygen saturation was done to study the circadian variability of HRV (in terms of time and frequency domain indices) and also to assess the pattern of alterations in sympathetic and parasympathetic tones at different times of the day in asthmatic patients (n = 32) and healthy control subjects (n = 31). Repeated-measure analysis of variance and independent-samples t-test revealed significantly increased parasympathetic tone [in terms of increased square root of the mean squared differences of successive NN intervals (RMSSD), percentage of number of pairs of adjacent RR interval differing by more than 50 ms (pNN50), standard deviation of NN int...Continue Reading

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