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The Assessment of HRV in the Patients with Diabetes

Zhuang Yachun

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Objective To observe the alterations of heart rate variability (HRV) in the diabetes and the diagnostic significance of autonomic neuropathy Methods A group of 47 patients with diabetes and a controlled group of 49 persons were monitored by continuous 24-hour DCG. The indicators of HRV time domain analysis are:SDNN,SDANN and rMSSD. Results The SDNN(86. 06± 35. 97ms),SDANN index (77. 83±34. 72ms),and rMSSD(21. 11 ±18. 20) for the group of diabetic patients are all below those for the healthy controlled group,among which the occurrence rate of rMSSD pathology tops the rest (46. 81%). Conclusion HRV can be applied to diagnose the early stage autonomic neuropathy dysfunction for the patients with diabetes,to provide guidance for clinical practice and to prevent serious complication in time.

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Objective To observe the alterations of heart rate variability (HRV) in the diabetes and the diagnostic significance of autonomic neuropathy Methods A group of 47 patients with diabetes and a controlled group of 49 persons were monitored by continuous 24-hour DCG. The indicators of HRV time domain analysis are:SDNN,SDANN and rMSSD. Results The SDNN(86. 06± 35. 97ms),SDANN index (77. 83±34. 72ms),and rMSSD(21. 11 ±18. 20) for the group of diabetic patients are all below those for the healthy controlled group,among which the occurrence rate of rMSSD pathology tops the rest (46. 81%). Conclusion HRV can be applied to diagnose the early stage autonomic neuropathy dysfunction for the patients with diabetes,to provide guidance for clinical practice and to prevent serious complication in time.

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Objective To observe the alterations of heart rate variability (HRV) in the diabetes and the diagnostic significance of autonomic neuropathy Methods A group of 47 patients with diabetes and a controlled group of 49 persons were monitored by continuous 24-hour DCG. The indicators of HRV time domain analysis are:SDNN,SDANN and rMSSD. Results The SDNN(86. 06± 35. 97ms),SDANN index (77. 83±34. 72ms),and rMSSD(21. 11 ±18. 20) for the group of diabetic patients are all below those for the healthy controlled group,among which the occurrence rate of rMSSD pathology tops the rest (46. 81%). Conclusion HRV can be applied to diagnose the early stage autonomic neuropathy dysfunction for the patients with diabetes,to provide guidance for clinical practice and to prevent serious complication in time.

Key concepts: Medicine, Heart rate variability, Diabetes mellitus, Autonomic neuropathy, Internal medicine, Cardiology, Autonomic nervous system, Complication

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