Cardiovascular correlates of motor vehicle accident related posttraumatic stress disorder and its successful treatment.

Appl Psychophysiol Biofeedback · 2006 · PMC1705541 · PMID 17094031

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Subsyndromal PTSD subjects showed a trend for significantly higher heart-rate reactivity in comparison to non-PTSD participants ( p =.07), but not healthy controls ( p =.13).

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Tukey multiple comparison tests showed that the PTSD group had a significant trend of higher baseline heart rate compared to non-PTSD controls ( p =.08).

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