1. Favorable Effect of Sympathetic Nervous Activity on Rehabilitation Outcomes in Frail Elderly 
Koji Shibasaki, MD, PhD, Sumito Ogawa, MD, PhD, Shizuru Yamada, MD, Katsuya Iijima, MD, PhD, Masato Eto, MD, PhD, Koichi Kozaki, MD, PhD, Kenji Toba, MD, PhD, Yasuyoshi Ouchi, MD, PhD, Masahiro Akishita, MD, PhD 
Journal of the American Medical Directors Association 
Volume 16, Issue 9, Pages 799.e7-799.e12 (September 2015)
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2. Fig. 1
HRV indices and ΔFIM before and after 2 months of rehabilitation. Data are mean ± SE. All HRV indices were divided into a high group (n = 31) and low group (n = 30) by the median. Standardized regression coefficient (β) was adjusted for age, sex, and disease necessitating rehabilitation. 1M, 1 month after start of rehabilitation; 2M, 2 months after start of rehabilitation. A, Heart rate and ΔFIM; B, SDANN and ΔFIM; C, LF and ΔFIM; D, HF and ΔFIM; E, LF/HF and ΔFIM. *P < .05.
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