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Respiratory Physiotherapy for POTS and disordered breathing

Discussion in 'Cardiovascular and exercise physiology (CPET)' started by Fainbrog, Nov 30, 2021.

  1. Ryan31337

    Ryan31337 Senior Member (Voting Rights)

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    They've been selected for this attribute. The Panic cohort all received a prior panic attack diagnosis from psychiatry, before being referred to this study because they reported orthostasis as a known trigger for their panic attacks. The authors have then shown the hemodynamics and patterns of respiration in this Panic group differ from POTS-HV group (which specifically don't have panic attacks).

    Fair point if they were told, I'm not sure they were. There's no reason to believe they were in the earlier studies when a wider POTS cohort was being studied, which is when the key findings were presented.

    I understood this study to be a more narrow look at specific groups, probably to counter arguments that their earlier findings were simply representative of some HVS/panic attack muddying the waters.
     
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