The relationship between increased heart rate and autonomic nerve function in patients with hypertension
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The relationship between increased heart rate and autonomic nerve function in patients with hypertension
Issue 5, Pages: 356-358(2021)
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山西省太原安定医院
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Published:2021
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Bai mei, Yuan zhiming, Zhang pu. The relationship between increased heart rate and autonomic nerve function in patients with hypertension[J]. 2021, (5): 356-358.
DOI:
Bai mei, Yuan zhiming, Zhang pu. The relationship between increased heart rate and autonomic nerve function in patients with hypertension[J]. 2021, (5): 356-358.DOI:
The relationship between increased heart rate and autonomic nerve function in patients with hypertension
Objective To explore the variation of dipper heart rate
non-dipper heart rate and heart rate in hypertensive patients with poor prognosis and the relationship with heart rate variation(HRV) and the effect of increased heart rate on prognosis. Methods One hundred and sixty four patients with hypertension were randomly selected and 134 patients were followed up for 0.5-3 years. The patients were divided into three groups: dipper heart rate group
non-dipper heart rate group and adverse event group. All patients were monitored by 24 h Holter. Observe resting heart rate(RHR)
average heart rate(AHR)
night heart rate(NHR)
day heart rate(DHR)
LF
HF(the quantitative index of heart rate variability) and analyzed by SPSS 15.0 Statistical software. Results Comparing Non-dipper heart rate group with dipper heart rate group. The value of LF decreased at day
and the value of LF
HF were significantly lower at night(p<0.05); RHR
AHR
NHR were significantly higher(p<0.001
p<0.05). Comparing night with day in group of dipper heart rate
the mean of LF
HF were significantly higher(p<0.05)
but the value of LF/HF at day was higher than that at night. Comparing the event group with the non-dipper group: LF
HF at day and night were significantly lower(p<0.001)
and RHR
AHR
NHR and DHR were significantly higher(p<0.001).Conclusions With the progressive aggravation of hypertension patients
heart rate gradually accelerated. The 24 h average heart rate was more than 82 beats/min
and the HRV decreased progressively.This chronic heart rate increase was the result of excessive activation of the sympathetic nerve and excessive inhibition of the vagus nerve
and gradual exhaustion of autonomic nerve function.
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