Comparison between CV4 and EV4 - Osteopathic Research

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41 5 Procedure waiting room 20 minutes testing room relaxed supine position 5 minutes fastening of sensors 5 minutes measurement starting duration 15 minutes The program “Comfort” does not record the 1 st minute basic measurement = baseline 5 minutes 1 st mark = starting the technique technique 10 minutes further marks, when a stillpoint is noticed Non involved persons set the marks last mark end after 15 minutes data: printing, storing and exporting Margit Grill / 2006
42 6 Results and statistical evaluation The statistical evaluation was made by Benesch. The measurements occured between: 18.4.2001 – 22.6.2001 For this study, 12 subjects (8 men and 4 women) aged 21 to 43 were used. At the time of the measurement, they felt healthy and fulfilled the necessary inclusion and exclusion criteria. The goal of this study was to determine whether there exists a measurable difference between the CV4 and EV4 techniques. The measurements were done via the Biofeedback-system. The following parameters were captured: ‣ skin-conductivity ‣ skin-temperature ‣ pulse-rate ‣ breathing-rate 1 ‣ breathing-amplitude 1 From these measurements, there were 57 measurements per test-subject over time, each showed mean-values, because the individual measurement-values were taken in very short intervals. These data were printed out with a graphical representation. (see appendix) Margit Grill / 2006
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