Can you give me the references that you used?

These are fantastic lectures that have aided me in understanding the basic physiology for my research as a new academic researcher in horses.

I'm guessing parts 4 and 5 are not going to be uploaded?

Very interesting topic! Glad to see this kind of staff on youtube :)

Did you take the whole RR intervals as NN intervals

Thank you very much for the great talk! I have a question regarding what you're saying around 4:00. So you're saying that the SA node acts as a low pass filter so we don't see the faster activity of the SNS reflected in the heart rate. But what I don't understand is 1) you said previously that the SNS has a slow reaction time and slow recovery, so it should on the contrary not be filtered out by the SA node 2) You said that both the SNS and PNS are connected to the SA node, so shouldn't the SA node also filter out RSA then?

Being an electrical engineer with a Polar H10, I can't get enough of this type of information. Thanks!

These videos are unbelievably helpful, thank you so much! - Is there any possibility of obtaining these slides? With credit to the author of course.

need part 4 and 5 please

Thanks a lot for your video sir, Do you have any paper related to HRV during drowsy state. Can you share it sir.

May i know if its possible to share the folder for your references?

We are awaiting Part 4 and Part 5 videos sir! please do ASAP!

Fantastic session, thanks Dr. Ahn!

Yes, a year or so ago, NMC by God's grace, has saved my uncle from premature death. Their diagnosis and treatments were equal to those provided by an average US hospital, as confirmed by medical doctors in the USA. On top of that, they gave us a big discount on payment because we were short of money at that time. Thank you NMC, again!

Great video and great initiative! Thanks for making a difference!

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Really amazing impactful work!!

Very moved by the passion and dedication of Dr. Kiplesund and his staff. Very proud of the work by Kiipo.