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A Lower Level of Entropy in Circadian Rhythm of the Sinus R‐R Intervals Suggests a Prevalence of the Cardiac Sympathetic Regulation in Early Physiological …

Curione et al., 2005

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12027027878778080678
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Curione M
Cugini P
Napoli A
Colatrella A
Di Bona S
Cammarota C
Amato S
Castro C
Fallucca F
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Chronobiology international

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The study estimates the unpredictable disorder (chaos) within the 24 h pattern of sinus R‐R intervals (SRRI) in clinically healthy pregnant women (CHPW) and clinically healthy non‐ pregnant women (CHNPW), in order to evaluate the early gestational changes in …
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