Specificity of cranial cutaneous manipulations in modulating autonomic nervous system responses and physiological oscillations: A controlled study.
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| Titel: | Specificity of cranial cutaneous manipulations in modulating autonomic nervous system responses and physiological oscillations: A controlled study. |
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| Autoren: | Keller, Micha, Perlitz, Volker, Pelz, Holger, Borik, Stefan, Repik, Ines, Geilgens, Armin, Cotuk, Birol, Müller, Gero, Mathiak, Klaus, Mayer, Johannes |
| Quelle: | PLoS ONE; 2/27/2025, Vol. 20 Issue 2, p1-22, 22p |
| Schlagwörter: | BLOOD volume, AUTONOMIC nervous system, MENTAL illness, HEART beat, RESPIRATION, OSCILLATIONS |
| Abstract: | Significant autonomic nervous system responses to a specific osteopathic intervention, the cranial vault hold (CVH), have recently been demonstrated in forehead skin blood volume changes, heart rate, and respiration frequencies. The specificity of the CVH-intervention-related autonomic responses yet requires differentiation. Thus, we compared autonomic responses to CVH with responses to compression of the fourth ventricle (CV4) and to two corresponding SHAM conditions. Analysis of frequencies and amplitudes for changes in skin blood volume and respiration in low (LF; 0.05–0.12 Hz), intermediate (IM; 0.12–0.18 Hz), and high (HF; 0.18–0.4 Hz) frequency bands, and metrics of heartrate variability revealed significant decreases in LF range (from 0.12 to 0.10 Hz), increased LF and decreased IM durations, and increased skin blood volume amplitudes in response to CVH, but no significant skin blood volume responses to any of the control interventions. Ratio changes for respiration and skin blood volume frequencies approximately at 3:1 during CVH, remained unchanged in all other interventions. Heart rate decreased across conditions, indicating an increase in parasympathetic tone. This was also indicated by a significant increase in root mean of squared successive difference following CV4. We incurred that rhythmic response patterns in the LF and IM bands only appeared in CVH. This suggests specific physiological responses to CVH warranting further investigation by studying e.g., responses to CVH in physical or mental health disorders with autonomic involvement. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
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| Datenbank: | Complementary Index |
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