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Heart rate variability in patients with post-traumatic stress disorder or borderline personality disorder: relationship to early life maltreatment

Meyer et al., 2016

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7059619009790980705
Author
Meyer P
Mueller L
Zastrow A
Schmidinger I
Bohus M
Herpertz S
Bertsch K
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Journal of Neural Transmission

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Traumatic experiences have severe impact on the autonomous nervous system. Heart rate variability (HRV) is a reliable psychophysiological marker for the autonomous nervous system functioning. Reduced vagally mediated HRV has been found in patients with post …
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