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The maximum cross-correlation coefficient rhomax between blood pressure variability and heart rate variability, whose frequency components are limited to the Mayer wave-related band, is a useful index to evaluate the state of the autonomic nervous function related to baroreflex. However, measurement of continuous blood pressure with an expensive and bulky measuring device is required to calculate...
To quantify the effect of visually-induced motion sickness on the autonomic nervous system, the authors previously proposed a new physiological index rhomax representing the maximum cross-correlation coefficient between blood pressure variability and heart rate variability whose frequency components are limited to the Mayer wave band. However, rhomax requires measurement of continuous blood pressure...
The human watching moving images displayed on a wide-field display or screen sometimes suffers from the visually-induced motion sickness (VIMS) that induces symptoms related to the autonomic nervous system such as nausea, vomiting, and dizziness. The previous study indicated that the maximum cross-correlation coefficient (rhomax) between blood pressure and heart rate whose frequency components are...
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