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Effect of Yoga in the Modulation of Heart Rate Variability in Patients with Breast Cancer Cover

Effect of Yoga in the Modulation of Heart Rate Variability in Patients with Breast Cancer

Open Access
|Dec 2019

Figures & Tables

Fig. 1.

CONSORT flow diagram

Fig. 2.

Structure and content of yoga program for breast cancer patients

Comparison of HRV indicators between the group A and group B during outpatient rehabilitation

Indicatorsix monthstwelve months
group Agroup Bgroup Agroup B
SDNN (ms)23.60±1.0423.36±1.0726.72±1.1723.44±1.19
RMSSD (ms)21.64±1.1817.77±1.05*23.50±0.9920.16±1.08
TP (ms2)541.96±45.82545.71±30.36720.69±61.93550.36±41.02
VLF (ms2)160.32±14.19211.01±30.54223.05±27.93150.73±32.46
LF (ms2)179.92±21.61191.61±20.50256.30±27.47227.36±36.43
HF (ms2)199.29±21.67143.09±14.74*236.56±22.57172.23±20.65
LF/HF (c.u.)0.98±0.101.69±0.31*1.35±0.191.49±0.22
Si (c.u.)265.36±17.22290.72±19.86224.56±18.66281.05±17.69

Dynamics of HRV indicators in group A during outpatient rehabilitation

IndicatorBaseline dataDuration of rehabilitation
six monthstwelve months
SDNN (ms)21.19±1.0823.60±1.04**26.72±1.17•••
RMSSD (ms)18.59±1.5021.64±1.1823.50±0.99••
TP (ms2)440.91±42.08541.96±45.82**720.69±61.93•••
VLF (ms2)113.29±18.02160.32±14.19*223.05±27.93••
LF (ms2)167.92±20.33179.92±21.61256.30±27.47••
HF (ms2)158.96±22.44199.29±21.67236.56±22.57
LF/HF (c.u.)1.82±0.330.98±0.10**1.35±0.19
Si (c.u.)361.80±32.21265.36±17.22**224.56±18.66••

Dynamics of HRV indicators in group B during outpatient rehabilitation

IndicatorBaseline dataDuration of rehabilitation
six monthstwelve months
SDNN (ms)21.30±1.0823.36±1.0723.44±1.19
RMSSD (ms)19.46±1.9617.77±1.0520.16±1.08
TP (ms2)436.91±41.04545.71±30.36*550.36±41.02
VLF (ms2)98.74±12.35211.01±30.54**150.73±32.46
LF (ms2)161.94±14.96191.61±20.50227.36±36.43
HF (ms2)173.79±32.76143.09±14.74172.23±20.65
LF/HF (c.u.)1.82±0.251.69±0.311.49±0.22
Si (c.u.)351.85±25.53290.72±19.86281.05±17.69

Sociodemographic and treatment-related characteristics of study participants

CharacteristicsA (n=30)B (n=40)Groupsp
A (n=30)B (n=40)
Age, (M±SD)59.10±1.3759.40±1.24>0.05
RaceWhite, n (%)29 (97%)38 (95%)>0.05
Black, n (%)1 (3%)2 (5%)>0.05
Married/committed relationship, n (%)28 (93%)36 (90%)>0.05
High school graduate, n (%)16 (53)20 (50%)>0.05
College graduate, n (%)13 (43%)18 (45%)>0.05
Post-graduate, n (%)1 (3%)2 (5%)>0.05
Body mass index, kg/m2, (M±SD)24.11±0.3824.20±0.44>0.05
TreatmentRadiotherapy, n (%)27 (90%)38 (95%)>0.05
Chemotherapy, n (%)3 (10%)2 (5%)>0.05
Surgery type (mastectomy by Madden), n (%)30 (100%)40 (100%)>0.05
Time since treatment completion, months (M±SD)5.13±2.875.13±2.79>0.05
Cancer StageStage 1, n (%)9 (30%)14 (35%)>0.05
Stage 2, n (%)21 (70%)26 (65%)>0.05
Language: English
Page range: 5 - 11
Submitted on: Jul 6, 2019
Accepted on: Oct 22, 2019
Published on: Dec 30, 2019
In partnership with: Paradigm Publishing Services
Publication frequency: 4 issues per year

© 2019 Tetiana Odynets et al.
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