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The Effect of Autonomic Neural Control on the Cardiovascular System in Patients with Depression

Depresyonlu Hastalarda Otonom Nöral Kontrolün Kardiyovasküler Sistem Üzerine Etkisi

İbrahim Başhan
Abdullah Tekin
Hatice Göknur Tekin
Pages
258–263
Publication Date
2022-11-05
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Results: Heart rate recovery at first minutewas significantly lower in the depression group compared to the control group (p

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Objective & Hypothesis:Purpose: In this study, we aimed to examine hearth rate recovery, systolic blood pressure response to exercise and heart ratevariability to reveal the effect of autonomic autonomic neural control on the cardiovascular system in depressed individuals.Methods: A total of 151 patients; (49 out of 75 healthy controls and 54 out of 76 patients with depression were females)were associated to age, sex and physical activity.
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Key Findings & Data:We examined the difference between heart rate at peak exercise and heartrate recovery at related minute.
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Conclusion & Impact:Results: Heart rate recovery at first minutewas significantly lower in the depression group compared to the control group (p
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Purpose: In this study, we aimed to examine hearth rate recovery, systolic blood pressure response to exercise and heart ratevariability to reveal the effect of autonomic autonomic neural control on the cardiovascular system in depressed individuals.Methods: A total of 151 patients; (49 out of 75 healthy controls and 54 out of 76 patients with depression were females)were associated to age, sex and physical activity. We examined the difference between heart rate at peak exercise and heartrate recovery at related minute. Systolic blood pressure at 2nd and 3rd min of recovery was divided into the systolic bloodpressure at peak exercise in order to determine blood pressure recovery indices. Results: Heart rate recovery at first minutewas significantly lower in the depression group compared to the control group (p

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Amaç: Bu çalışmada, depresyonlu bireylerde otonomik nöral kontrolün kardiyovasküler sistem üzerindeki etkisini ortaya çıkarmak için, kalp atım hızı düzelmesini, egzersize verilen sistolik kan basıncı cevabını ve kalp hızı değişkenliğini incelemeyi amaçladık. Yöntem: Toplam 151 hasta (75 sağlıklı kontrolün 49'u ve depresyonlu 76 hastanın 54'ü kadın) yaş, cinsiyet ve fiziksel aktivite ile ilişkilendirildi. Pik egzersizde kalp atış hızı ile ilgili dakikada gerçekleşen kalp hızı toparlanması arasındaki farkı inceledik. Toparlanmanın 2. ve 3. dakikasındaki sistolik kan basıncı, pik egzersizdeki sistolik kan basıncına bölünerek kan basıncı toparlanma endeksleri belirlendi. Bulgular: Depresyon grubunda birinci dakikadaki kalp hızı toparlanması kontrol grubuna göre anlamlı derecede düşük bulundu (p

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Başhan, İ., Tekin, A., Tekin, H. G. (2022). The Effect of Autonomic Neural Control on the Cardiovascular System in Patients with Depression. Turkish Journal of Family Medicine and Primary Care, Cilt: 12 - Sayı: 4, 258–263. https://ajindex.com/articles/605706

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