Jul 2026· Applied Psychophysiology and Biofeedback· 0 citations· 39 references
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HRV is not suitable for diagnosis or stand-alone decision-making, but may serve as a practical adjunctive marker for risk stratification and symptom monitoring, and HFnorm and lnHF emerged as recurrently important predictors of pain, sleep disturbance, and depressive symptoms.
Background Pain, depressive and anxiety symptoms, sleep disturbance, and autonomic regulation may coexist in hospitalized patients with musculoskeletal pain. This study integrated item-level symptoms with resting-state photoplethysmography-derived heart rate variability (HRV) to characterize their regularized associati...
Xi Chen, Guang-Yuan Ma, Jin-Chao Hu et al.· Journal of Pain Research· 0 citations
Objective Alterations in autonomic nervous system activity – measured by heart rate variability (HRV) and heart rate (HR) - have been proposed as a relevant biopsychological mechanism in several psychiatric disorders. However, only few studies have examined these parameters in OCD, and evidence from pediatric samples i...
Manuel Burkart, Sophie P. Scheer, Lea L. Backhausen et al.· Clinical Neurophysiology Pra...· 0 citations
Migraine is a paroxysmal neurovascular disorder characterised by cortical hyperexcitability and is often accompanied by sleep disturbances due to shared neural pathways. University students are particularly vulnerable, as stress and irregular sleep exacerbate symptoms and impair quality of life.
This study a...
Kiruthika Selvakumar, Fan-Tan Lee, C. Foo et al.· Cephalalgia Reports· 0 citations
Introduction: Tension-type headache (TTH) is the most common primary headache disorder and frequently affects medical students. Sleep disturbances, particularly insufficient sleep duration, have been implicated as risk factors that may worsen headache intensity. This study aimed to investigate the relationship between...
Annisa Permata Eqlevina, T. Pradhana, Y. Siahaan· Lumina· 0 citations
People with chronic WAD demonstrated changes in PLR, indicative of possible autonomic dysregulation, and psychological measures were associated with pupillometry, suggesting a potential interaction between autonomic function and psychological manifestations in chronic WAD.
Colin Bouma, Ashley D Smith· Musculoskeletal Science and...· 0 citations
In chronic ischemic stroke, greater hemiplegic DTF is independently associated with better function, mobility, and quality of life, and fewer sleep and mood problems, and a DTF around 21% may serve as a practical threshold for risk stratification and rehabilitation targeting.
İ. Karlıbel, Mertcan Ay, Hüseyin Engin et al.· Turkish Journal of Physical...· 0 citations
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