HRV
HRV (heart rate variability) is a specialized security program designed for detailed analysis of heart rate variability based on ECG data. The intensity of the heart rate is reflected by the variation of intervals between successive cardiac rates (RR-intervals) and is a reliable indicator of the state of the autonomic nervous system (ANS).
HRV is widely used in sports medicine, functional diagnostics, cardiology, as well as rehabilitation and prevention programs.
Accurate assessment of autonomic balance: helps to determine the relationship between sympathetic and parasympathetic activity
Early detection of risks: allows the diagnosis of conditions that do not yet show clinical manifestations
Objective monitoring of training and rehabilitation: especially useful for athletes, patients after surgery or during physical therapy
Visualization of results: the program provides clear graphs, diagrams and tables for clinical analysis
Integration with SCHILLER equipment: more benefits from current electrocardiographs
The HRV program analyzes the rhythmic changes of the heart in terms of clock, frequency and statistical parameters. This allows us to identify the development of physical and emotional stress, resulting in over-exertion, a decrease in the body’s ability to breathe, autonomic dysfunction, as well as early signs of cardiovascular diseases.