Phoenix Ambulatory Blood Pressure Monitor Project
Sub-project: Data Analysis Methods
Project Description
The purpose of the DATA ANALYSIS project is to introduce methods used in Chronobiology
to assess predictable rhythmic behavior in physiological variables, and to show
how the information thus gained may be useful for screening, diagnosis, and
treatment, notably with respect to cardiovascular health.
Project Deliverables
- Algorithms
for estimating rhythm characteristics, for detecting abnormal patterns
associated with risk elevation, and for assessing responses to
intervention
- Program
modules to accomplish the above-stated tasks
- Examples
of applications in the clinic and in basic science
- Bibliographical
information
For a presentation on Data Analysis, click here. (9.9 MB Powerpoint document)
For a presentation on Data Format from some ABPM devices, click here. (62.4 KB Powerpoint document)
For a presentation on Vascular Variability Disorders (27 July 2009), click here.
(26,780 KB Powerpoint document)
Viewing how the circadian waveform is modified by the addition of a second
harmonic term, click here
Consensus on need for 7-day/24-hour ABPM interpreted chronobiologically and
related materials:
Project Champion
Project champion: Germaine
G Cornelissen-Guillaume
Project status: Active project
Volunteers are needed. For more information, contact the project champion.
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