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Comparison of Respiratory Rates Derived from Heart Rate Variability, ECG Amplitude, and Nasal/Oral Airflow
- D. Cysarz, R. Zerm, H. Bettermann, M. Frühwirth, M. Moser, M. Kroez
- Medicine
- Annals of Biomedical Engineering
- 15 October 2008
It would often be desirable to obtain the respiratory rate during everyday conditions without obtaining an additional respiratory trace. This study investigates the agreement between respiratory rate… Expand
In vivo cardiac phase response curve elucidates human respiratory heart rate variability.
- B. Kralemann, M. Frühwirth, +4 authors M. Moser
- Biology, Medicine
- Nature communications
- 2 September 2013
Recovering interaction of endogenous rhythms from observations is challenging, especially if a mathematical model explaining the behaviour of the system is unknown. The decisive information for… Expand
Further evidence that Cerebrolysin protects cortical neurons from neurodegeneration in vitro.
- B. Hutter-Paier, E. Grygar, M. Frühwirth, I. Temmel, M. Windisch
- Biology, Medicine
- Journal of neural transmission. Supplementum
- 1998
The effects of Cerebrolysin on isolated chicken cortical neurons in an iron induced oxidative stress model and in a combined iron-glutamate model have been examined. In a first part of experiments it… Expand
Effects of speech therapy with poetry on heart rate rhythmicity and cardiorespiratory coordination.
- H. Bettermann, D. von Bonin, M. Frühwirth, D. Cysarz, Maximilian Moser
- Medicine
- International journal of cardiology
- 1 July 2002
Our objective was to study the effects of guided rhythmic speech with poetry, referred to as anthroposophical therapeutic speech (ATS), on binary differential heart rate dynamics (also called musical… Expand
Why Life Oscillates - Biological Rhythms and Health
- M. Moser, Reiner Penter, M. Frühwirth, T. Kenner
- Biology, Medicine
- International Conference of the IEEE Engineering…
- 2006
A multitude of biological rhythms have been identified in the whole organism as well as within each living cell. Some of these rhythms reflect adaptations to our environment, while others run on… Expand
[Effects of speech therapy with poetry on heart rate variability and well-being].
- D. von Bonin, M. Frühwirth, P. Heuser, M. Moser
- Medicine
- Forschende Komplementarmedizin und klassische…
- 1 June 2001
BACKGROUND
Anthroposophical Therapeutic Speech uses poems and exercises which typically induce rhythmical breathing. Speaking influences respiration and thus directly heart rate variability (HRV), in… Expand
The symphony of life. Importance, interaction, and visualization of biological rhythms.
- M. Moser, M. Frühwirth, T. Kenner
- Medicine
- IEEE engineering in medicine and biology magazine…
- 2008
Why Life Oscillates – from a Topographical Towards a Functional Chronobiology
- M. Moser, M. Frühwirth, Reiner Penter, R. Winker
- Medicine
- Cancer Causes & Control
- 1 May 2006
Chronobiology has identified a multitude of rhythms within our body as well as within each living cell. Some of these rhythms, such as the circadian and circannual, interact with our environment,… Expand
Cerebrolysin protects neurons from ischemia-induced loss of microtubule--associated protein 2.
- B. Hutter-Paier, M. Frühwirth, E. Grygar, M. Windisch
- Chemistry, Medicine
- Journal of neural transmission. Supplementum
- 1996
Microtubule — associated protein 2 (MAP2) was studied in cultured neurons from chick embryo hemispheres after neuronal damage caused by cytotoxic ischemia. Cortical cells were pretreated with 0, 10,… Expand
Multimodal Therapy Concept and Aerobic Training in Breast Cancer Patients With Chronic Cancer-Related Fatigue
- M. Kroez, M. Fink, +8 authors C. Gutenbrunner
- Medicine
- Integrative cancer therapies
- 1 July 2013
Hypothese: Cancer-related fatigue (CRF) and sleep disorders are some of the most wearing and common symptoms in disease-free breast cancer patients (BC). Aerobic training (AT) is the treatment with… Expand