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HEART RATE
M Sofuoglu, AI Herman, H Nadim... - ..., 2012 - Abstract The ratio of nicotine metabolites (trans-3′-hydroxycotinine (3HC) to cotinine) correlates with nicotine clearance. In previous studies, high nicotine metabolite ratio (NMR) predicted poor outcomes for smoking cessation treatment with nicotine patch. The ...
OA Minai, R Gudavalli, S Mummadi... - American Journal of ..., 2012 - Am Thoracic Soc Abstract Rationale: Reduced heart rate recovery after exercise is associated with increased mortality in cardiopulmonary diseases. Objectives: We sought to evaluate the association between heart rate recovery at 1 minute of rest (HRR1) after 6-min walk test (6MW test) ...
A Adler, C van der Werf, P Postema, R Rosso... - Heart Rhythm, 2012 - Elsevier Background Patients with long QT syndrome (LQTS) have inadequate shortening of the QT interval in response to the sudden heart rate accelerations provoked by standinga phenomenon of diagnostic value. We now validate our original observations in a cohort ...
K Roeser, F Obergfell, A Meule, C Vgele... - Physiology & ..., 2012 - Inter-individual differences in the circadian period of physical and mental functions can be described on the dimension of morningness/eveningness. Previous findings support the assumption that eveningness is related to greater impulsivity and susceptibility to stress ... [CITATION] Preinjury Beta Blocker Usage does not Affect the Heart Rate Response to Initial Trauma Resuscitation J Havens, X Gu... - Journal of Surgical Research, 2012 - Elsevier
D Adlam, N Herring... - Cardiovascular ..., 2012 - Aims Clinical markers of cardiac autonomic function, such as heart rate and response to exercise, are important predictors of cardiovascular risk. Tetrahydrobiopterin (BH4) is a required cofactor for enzymes with roles in cardiac autonomic function, including tyrosine ...
M Plichart, F Thomas, JP Empana... - European Journal of ..., 2012 - Objectives: Heart rate (HR) has been associated with cardiovascular (CV) risk factors and with CV mortality. Trends in CV risk factors have been described in recent decades, but HR changes over time have been less studied. We thus aimed to examine the secular trends ... [HTML]
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