Acute and six-month depression-related abnormalities in the sleep-wake rhythm of cardiac autonomic activity in survivors of acute coronary syndromes

Article ID	Journal	Published Year	Pages	File Type
8922922	Personalized Medicine in Psychiatry	2017	6 Pages	PDF

Abstract

Depression influenced circadian rhythm of autonomic activity, most notably upon 6-month follow up. Changes in depressive symptom severity after a 6-month observation period were related to changes in HRV known to adversely affect coronary prognosis.

Keywords

Depression Autonomic nervous system Circadian rhythm Acute coronary syndrome heart rate variability

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Acute and six-month depression-related abnormalities in the sleep-wake rhythm of cardiac autonomic activity in survivors of acute coronary syndromes

Authors

M.N. Castro, D.E. Vigo, D.R. Gustafson, I. Vila-Pérez, P. Massaro, C. GarcÃa, C.B. Nemeroff, S.M. Guinjoan, M.S. Ladrón-de-Guevara,