Table 2.
Pearson Correlations Among the Traditional HRV Indices in the WHAS-I and Framingham
| VLF | LF | HF | SDNN | pNN50 | RMSSD | |
| VLF | ||||||
| LF | .69 (.85) | |||||
| HF | .48 (.61) | .84 (.77) | ||||
| SDNN | .78 (.86) | .80 (.75) | .75 (.63) | |||
| pNN50 | .49 (.47) | .64 (.57) | .77 (.87) | .78 (.53) | ||
| RMSSD | .39 (.48) | .72 (.60) | .91 (.93) | .79 (.54) | .84 (.94) |
Note: Correlations for Framingham [reported in Tsuji (19)] are given in parentheses. HRV = heart rate variability; WHAS-I = Women's Health and Aging Study-I; VLF = very low frequency; LF = low frequency; HF = high frequency; SDNN = standard deviation of N-N intervals; pNN50 = proportion of all N-N intervals that are larger than 50 ms; RMSSD = root-mean-squared differences of successive N-N intervals.