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Heck, W.

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-86506-0_2

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Influence Of Age and Gender On Hr At Rest1

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“…The HR decreases gradually in the childhood and at the age of 10–15 years decreases more rapidly in the boys compared with the girls (Heck, 1964). Our findings confirmed the decrease of the HR with the age even in the narrow age group (15–19 years), as it has been stated by other authors (Schubert et al , 1996; Goto et al ,1997; Jensen‐Urstad et al , 1997) and higher in the girls compared with boys (Wieling et al , 1982).…”

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Cardiovascular autonomic nervous system tests: reference values in young people (15–19 years) and influence of age and gender

Tonhajzerová¹,

Javorka²,

Javorka³

et al. 2002

Clin Physio Funct Imaging

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Reference values of DB, OT, VM parameters were determined in young people at the age of 15-19 years. The most sensitive test for ascertainment of developmental changes was test of deep breathing. I/E was increased in the 19-year-old group compared with 15-year-old group indicating an increase of vagal activity. Girls had decreased some parameters of deep breathing and orthostatic test compared with boys in the same group (15-19 years).

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