August 2, 2025World Journal of HepatologyOpen Access

Heart rate variability in the clinical assessment of patients with chronic liver disease

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NBNicolás Bustos FGFlavia Giubergia CMC. Sánchez Mora

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Analysis reveals heart rate variability predicts clinical outcomes in chronic liver disease, highlighting its role in diagnosis and treatment decisions.

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HRV is consistently reduced in patients with chronic liver disease, indicating autonomic dysfunction.
Low HRV correlates with severity of liver disease and complications like hepatic encephalopathy and ascites.
Treatment with beta-blockers and liver transplantation improves HRV, enhancing patient management.
HRV serves as a potential independent risk factor for mortality and circulatory instability in chronic liver disease.

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Bustos et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/689a0c7be6551bb0af8d0495 https://doi.org/10.4254/wjh.v17.i7.106291

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Analysis reveals heart rate variability predicts clinical outcomes in chronic liver disease, highlighting its role in diagnosis and treatment decisions.

Heart rate variability in the clinical assessment of patients with chronic liver disease

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Heart rate variability in the clinical assessment of patients with chronic liver disease

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