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We made our own DFA (detrended fluctuation analysis) program. We applied it for checking characteristics for the heartbeat of various individuals. Healthy subjects showed a normal scaling exponent, which is near 1.0 (ranging 0.9 to 1.19 in our own temporary guideline). This is in agreement with the original report by Peng et al. long time ago. In the present study, we investigated the person who has...
The period-2 rhythm so called as ldquoAlternansrdquo is an arrhythmia exhibiting alternating amplitude or alternating interval from heartbeat to heartbeat, which was first described in 1872 by Traube. Recently, Alternans was finally recognized as the harbinger of a cardiac disease, because physicians noticed that an ischemic heart exhibits Alternans. To quantify irregularity of the heartbeat, including...
"Alternans" is an arrhythmia exhibiting alternating amplitude or alternating interval from heartbeat to heartbeat, which was first described in 1872 by Traube. Recently alternans was finally recognized as the harbinger of a cardiac disease because physicians noticed that an ischemic heart exhibits alternans. To quantify irregularity of the heartbeat including alternans, we used the detrended...
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