Heart rate variability in healthy humans during night sleep
И. М. Воронин, Elena Valer'evna Biryukova
Abstract
И. М. Воронин, Elena Valer'evna Biryukova
Abstract
Polysomnography has been performed and heart rate variability has been studied during night sleep in healthy young subjects of both sexes. It has been shown that, on average, a shift in autonomic support towards parasympathicotonia occurs during sleep, with a maximum at stages III and IV of NREM sleep. At stage II of NREM sleep and during REM sleep, a short-term activation of the sympathetic nervous system comparable to wakefulness is observed.
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Polysomnography has been performed and heart rate variability has been studied during night sleep in healthy young subjects of both sexes. It has been shown that, on average, a shift in autonomic support towards parasympathicotonia occurs during sleep, with a maximum at stages III and IV of NREM sleep. At stage II of NREM sleep and during REM sleep, a short-term activation of the sympathetic nervous system comparable to wakefulness is observed.
Key concepts: Non-rapid eye movement sleep, Sleep (system call), Polysomnography, Wakefulness, Heart rate, Autonomic nervous system, Heart rate variability, Medicine