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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2013 Jul 1.
Published in final edited form as: Congest Heart Fail. 2012 Apr 26;18(4):192–197. doi: 10.1111/j.1751-7133.2011.00282.x

Table 2.

Changes in HRV parameters in the 2 study groups:

HRV AC group ET group P- Value


Baseline Follow-up Change Baseline Follow-up Change


SDNN 30.2 ±
17.7
32.6 ±
15.4
2.4 ±
2.13
31.6 ±
21.0
47.0 ±
36.5
15.5 ±
5.02
0.016


RMSSD 20.4 ±
15.5
22.1 ±
15.9
1.7 ±
2.62
24.7 ±
24.7
42.3 ±
48.3
17.5 ±
7.85
0.003

Data represent means ± SD. P-Values represent comparison of least squared means of the change in HRV following adjustment for age, gender, heart rate, pulse pressure, beta blockers usage, baseline exercise capacity (peak exercise oxygen uptake, peak work load, exercise time, and heart rate recovery during baseline exercise stress testing) baseline HRV values, and heart failure category (preserved vs reduced ejection fraction). AC =attention control; ET = exercise training; SDNN- the standard deviation of all normal RR intervals; RMSSD- the root mean square of successive differences in normal RR intervals.