Peculiarities of Heart Rhythm Regulation at Different Types of Cold Acclimation in Rats
Keywords:
short-term cold acclimation, continuous cold acclimation, rhythmical cold acclimation, heart rate variabilityAbstract
It has been shown that the initial level of autonomic regulation of heart rate is of great important during cold acclimation. Animals with different initial level of heart rate, SDNN, TP, HF, LF and LF/HF during long-term regimens of cold acclimation implement various strategies of autonomic response which are different in level of sympathetic and parasympathetic involvement in heart rate regulation. At a short-term cold acclimation such splitting of vegetative response does not occur. Probl Cryobiol Cryomed 2013; 23(2):105–115.
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