Chapter 2. Cardio domain
Cardio domain
Last Updated: 01.03.2026Let us begin with the “Cardio domain” page. This page is a visual illustration of the respondent’s general psychophysiological state. When you gain experience and have...
Sector. 1
Last Updated: 01.03.2026Sector 1 allows: 1) to display the ECG curve in sector 4, 2) to control visualization of the stages of the study, 3) to save RR...
Sector. 2
Last Updated: 01.03.2026Sector 2 reflects the respondent’s anthropometric data. Anthropometric data are sometimes useful during a consultation. With experience, you will learn to notice certain details in the...
Sector. 3
Last Updated: 01.03.2026Sector 3 is a table with HRV data for the study period activated in sector 4, and selectively by stages for comparison. This sector also includes...
Sector 4
Last Updated: 01.03.2026Sector 4 displays a graph of automatically detected R waves on the ECG, and when the corresponding cell in sector 1 is activated (see Fig. 2.2a)...
Sector 5
Last Updated: 01.03.2026Sector 5 displays a cardiointervalogram (CIG), which reflects the dynamics of RR intervals (Fig. 2.18b). We already mentioned the CIG when we talked about HRV. This...
Sector 6
Last Updated: 01.03.2026Sector 6 by default displays a spectrogram of the dynamics of RR intervals for the entire study period (Fig. 2.20). A spectrogram is a graphical representation...
Sector 7
Last Updated: 07.03.2026Sector 7 contains a scatter plot, or a Poincare plot. With respect to HRV, this is a graphical method for displaying the relationship between successive R-R...
Sector 8
Last Updated: 07.03.2026In sector 8, by default, graphs are combined that reflect the dynamics of a fairly large number of calculated indicators of a person’s functional state (Fig....