PubMed · 8364381
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J Meyer-Desnoyer. Interactive technology: the time is now.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/8364381/
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To analyze signals measured from human blood flow in the time-frequency domain, we used the wavelet transform which gives good time resolution for high-frequency components and good frequency resolution for low-frequency components. Five characteristic frequency peaks, corresponding to five almost periodic rhythmic activities, were found on the time scale of minutes. These oscillations were characterized by time and spatial invariant measures. The potential of this approach in studying the blood-flow dynamics was illustrated by revealing differences between the groups of control subjects and athletes.
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A polyparametric approach to the study of cardiovascular and respiratory systems, with the analysis of several simultaneously recorded signals and of their mutual relationships, is essential for the assessment of autonomic regulation. A computer program which implements all the procedures used in this investigative context and also makes the approach easy for researchers without an engineering background is described. Spectral techniques (univariate and bivariate), time domain techniques and non invasive baroreflex sensitivity assessment are available and integrated in the same package. In order to allow the flexibility and easy expandability required in a research tool, POLYAN was written in Matlab. POLYAN is currently used in our Hospital by several research groups and is a fundamental research tool for the interdisciplinary assessment of the autonomic nervous system. Establishing a common analysis framework, POLYAN has made sharing new findings and co-operating in research work much easier.