Background: Heart rate variability is actually a misnomer for R to R variability in cardiac cycle. Variation in successive cycle length is called the heart rate variability (HRV). Head-up tilt is a model of studying cardiovascular haemodynamics, which refl ects in heart rate variability (HRV). Objectives: To study the effect of 10° and 70° head-up tilt on HRV. Materials and methods: The study w...

BACKGROUND Heart rate variability is actually a misnomer for R to R variability in cardiac cycle. Variation in successive cycle length is called the heart rate variability (HRV). Head-up tilt is a model of studying cardiovascular haemodynamics, which reflects in heart rate variability (HRV). OBJECTIVES To study the effect of 10 degrees and 70 degrees head-up tilt on HRV. MATERIALS AND METHO...

OBJECTIVE To determine the effects of upright posture compared with supine position on the dominant atrial cycle length (DACL) in patients with chronic atrial fibrillation. DESIGN The power/frequency spectrum of QRST suppressed lead V1 ECG was studied in 14 patients in the supine position and during the head up tilt table test. The DACL changes were compared with changes in heart rate and blo...

conclusion safety-related parameters of posterolateral and posterior approaches in supine thoracentesis are far better than that of the conventional lateral approach. background in patients who have difficulty sitting, thoracentesis is attempted in a supine position via lateral approach. recently, a new table has been designed for supine thoracentesis. this table has gaps that allow access to t...

The anatomic basis and articulatory features of speech production are often studied with imaging studies that are typically acquired in the supine body position. It is important to determine if changes in body orientation to the gravitational field alter vocal tract dimensions and speech acoustics. The purpose of this study was to assess the effect of body position (upright versus supine) on (1...

Grip strength play an important part in measuring of upper limb. Certain factors influence the hand grip like body stance members during test, position and different parts elbow, lower arm, shoulder wrist, age gender, nutritional status, outline appendage length. Objectives: Determine effects testing postures (standing, sitting, supine, side lying prone) on strength. Methods: A Cross-Sectional ...

Abstract Introduction This study assessed the frequency and duration of arousal responses associated with posture shifts during sleep time taken to resume following versus without a supine-avoidance alarm. Method Sleep shift outcomes baseline in-home (Embletta MPR plus an inactive alarm device) subsequent after 6-8 weeks treatment were examined in 66 patients supine-predominant OSA. A technicia...

PURPOSE To characterize the 24-hour change of intraocular pressure (IOP) in young adults with moderate to severe myopia. METHODS Nineteen young adults, ages 18 to 25 years, with moderate to severe myopia (myopia group) and 17 age-matched volunteers with emmetropia or mild myopia (control group) were housed for 1 day in a sleep laboratory. An 8-hour accustomed sleep period was assigned to each...

OBJECTIVE To determine if there is an association between supine leg-length alignment (LLA) asymmetry and the endurance of the erector spinae (ES) and quadratus lumborum (QL) muscles. METHODS Forty-seven subjects (21 women; average age, 36 years old) were tested for ES endurance using the Biering-Sorensen (B-S) test, and 69 (31 women; average age, 34.5 years) were tested for QL endurance. Sub...