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24 Hour HRV Analysis in Childhood - Cardiology Research Book

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Description

Explore the prognostic significance of heart rate variability (HRV) in pediatric cardiology with this specialized research text. Based on the hypothesis that autonomic dysfunction dictates prognosis in childhood heart failure, this book examines the development of a new heart failure model and the implementation of beta-blocker medical therapy introduced in 1996. The text details how the analysis of HRV via 24-hour Holter ECGs helps clinicians understand the pathophysiology of childhood heart failure. This method provides an objective way to control medical therapy and monitor patient progress. Beyond cardiovascular health, the success of this clinical model has served as an inspiration for new approaches to treating mental disease in children. As pediatric medical problems continue to increase, this resource provides essential insights into the clinical applications of HRV analysis. It is a valuable addition for medical practitioners and researchers focused on internal medicine and cardiovascular developments in children.

Key Features

Analyzes the role of autonomic dysfunction in predicting outcomes for childhood heart failure.

Explains the use of 24-hour Holter ECGs for heart rate variability (HRV) analysis.

Covers the clinical application of beta-blocker medical therapy in pediatric patients.

Provides an objective method for the control and monitoring of medical therapy.

Discusses how cardiovascular clinical models can inspire new approaches to childhood mental health.

Offers research-based insights into the increasing complexity of pediatric medical problems.

Product Specifications

Format
paperback
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
01 February 2015
Listed Since
18 December 2014

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