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DTIC ADA439959: Cardiovascular Reactivity and Heart Rate Variabilit...
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Evidence links panic disorder to cardiovascular disease
and a greater than two- fold risk of hypertension,
myocardial infarction and sudden death. Investigations of
this association suggest that panickers have increased
cardiac risk because of underlying autonomic
dysregulation. Because previous studies of cardiovascular
reactivity and heart rate variability have been
inconclusive, these factors were re-examined in panickers
and controls during physiological challenge in the
laboratory and in panickers during naturalistic panic.
Forty-nine patients meeting DSM-IV criteria for panic
disorder and 24 non- clinical controls underwent
orthostatic, Valsalva and CO2 challenge while heart rate,
blood pressure, vagal tone, and anxiety symptoms and
distress were recorded. Panickers then exposed themselves
to panic-provoking situations in dally life during
ambulatory monitoring of heart rate, blood pressure and
heart rate variability.
Date Published: 2018-05-28 09:38:51
Identifier: DTIC_ADA439959
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Language: english
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