Effects of guided breathing on blood pressure and heart rate variability in hypertensive diabetic patients
Authors:
- Kinga HoworkaKHKinga Howorka
- Jiri PumprlaJPJiri Pumprla
- Jennifer TammJTJennifer Tamm
- Alfred SchabmannASAlfred Schabmann
- Sophie KlomfarSKSophie Klomfar
- Elysee KostineakEKElysee Kostineak
- Nora HoworkaNHNora Howorka
- Eliska SovovaESEliska Sovova
- 1 December 2013
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Autonomic Neuroscience
- Vol. 179 (1-2) , 131-137
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