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Heart rate variability in healthy humans during night sleep

И. М. Воронин, Elena Valer'evna Biryukova

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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.

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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.

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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

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