Inhibitory Control and Brain–Heart Interaction: An HRV-EEG Study

Cortese, Maria Daniela; Vatrano, Martina; Tonin, Paolo; Cerasa, Antonio; Riganello, Francesco

doi:10.3390/brainsci12060740

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“…The RSCardsT is a tool used to measure cognitive flexibility and the ability of the assessed to switch from one pattern to another in two tests presented consecutively, taking into account the test execution time and the number of errors made. (CORTESE et al, 2022;FERNANDES et al, 2015). conducted a trial with 10 individuals, during 8 weeks, through the application of TMT.…”

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2024

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“…Indeed, the HR has been forwarded as a fundamental scaling factor for neural oscillatory dynamics (Klimesch, 2018), suggesting that cardiovascular rhythms can be coupled with neural oscillations (Klimesch, 2018;Rassi et al, 2019). An association between cortical oscillations and cardiovascular activity has been documented for the alpha band in particular (Cortese et al, 2022;De Munck et al, 2008;Lechinger et al, 2015), including a positive correlation between peak occipital alpha frequency and HR (Lechinger et al, 2015). Occipital alpha oscillations are thought to represent the temporal unit of visual processing (Cecere et al, 2015).…”

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Individual differences in seated resting heart rate are associated with multisensory perceptual function in older adults

O'Dowd,

Hirst,

Setti

et al. 2023

Psychophysiology

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There is evidence that cardiovascular function can influence sensory processing and cognition, which are known to change with age. However, whether the precision of unisensory and multisensory temporal perception is influenced by cardiovascular activity in older adults is uncertain. We examined whether seated resting heart rate (RHR) was associated with unimodal visual and auditory temporal discrimination as well as susceptibility to the audio‐visual Sound Induced Flash Illusion (SIFI) in a large sample of older adults (N = 3232; mean age = 64.17 years, SD = 7.74, range = 50–93; 56% female) drawn from The Irish Longitudinal Study on Ageing (TILDA). Faster seated RHR was associated with better discretization of two flashes (but not two beeps) and increased SIFI susceptibility when the audio‐visual stimuli were presented close together in time but not at longer audio‐visual temporal offsets. Our findings suggest a significant relationship between cardiovascular activity and the precision of visual and audio‐visual temporal perception in older adults, thereby providing novel evidence for a link between cardiovascular function and perceptual function in aging.

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“…Subjects in these studies are recruited based on the history of their neurological disorder [21]- [44] diabetes [45], [46], obesity [46], cardiovascular disease [25], [27], [30], [34], [42], [45]- [47], muscular issues [44], [48], and sleep disorder [49]. People who are taking medications [21], [22], [32], [43], [45], [46], [50]- [52], smoking [21], [39], [45], [49], [51], alcohol, tea, coffee [22], [25], [35], [37], [38], [45], [52], [53] are not considered. People who had done strenuous exercise before the experiment are avoided [22], [37], [38], [44], [52].…”

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Exploring Central-Peripheral Nervous System Interaction Through Multimodal Biosignals: A Systematic Review

Banik,

Kumar,

Ganapathy

et al. 2024

IEEE Access

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The interaction between the central nervous system (CNS) and peripheral nervous system (PNS) governs various physiological functions, influences cognitive processes and emotional states. It is necessary to unravel the mechanisms governing the interaction between the brain and the body, enhancing our understanding of physical and mental well-being. Neuro-ergonomics-based human-computer interaction can be improved by comprehending the intricate interrelation between the CNS and PNS. Various studies have been explored using diverse methodologies to study CNS-PNS interaction in specific psychophysiological states, such as emotion, stress, or cognitive tasks. However, there is a need for a thorough, extensive, and systematic review covering diverse interaction forms, applications, and assessments. In this work, an attempt has been made to perform a systematic review that examines the interaction between the CNS and PNS across diverse psychophysiological states, focusing on varied physiological signals. For this, scientific repositories, namely Scopus, PubMed, Association for Computing Machinery, and Web of Science, are accessed. In total, 61 articles have been identified within the period of January 2008 to April 2023 for systematic review. The selected research articles are analyzed based on factors, namely subject information, stimulation modality, types of interactions between the brain and other organs, feature extraction techniques, classification methods, and statistical approaches. The evaluation of the existing literature indicates a scarcity of publicly available databases for CNS-PNS interaction and limited application of machine learning and deep learning-based advanced tools. Furthermore, this review underscores the urgent need for enhancements in several key areas including the development of a more refined psycho-physiological model, improved analysis techniques, and better electrode-surface interface technology. Additionally, there is a need for more research involving daily life activities, female-oriented studies, and privacy considerations. This review contributes to standardizing protocols, improves the diagnostic relevance of various instruments, and extracts more reliable biomarkers. The novelty of this study lies in guiding researchers to point out various issues and potential solutions for future research in the field of bio-signal-based CNS-PNS interaction. INDEX TERMS Central Nervous System (CNS), Peripheral Nervous System (PNS), Electroencephalogram (EEG), Brain-heart, Brain-skin, Brain-muscle, differentiation, classification I. INTRODUCTION T HE perception of human existence consists of thoughts, dreams, and memories. These phenomena are controlled by the interactions that take place between the human brain, body, and the external environment. Such interactions primarily rely on the transmission of information through neu-ral pathways. These pathways connect the brain to various sensors and actuators distributed throughout the human body [1]. The nervous system is remarkably intricate. It en...

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Inhibitory Control and Brain–Heart Interaction: An HRV-EEG Study

Cited by 13 publications

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Individual differences in seated resting heart rate are associated with multisensory perceptual function in older adults

Exploring Central-Peripheral Nervous System Interaction Through Multimodal Biosignals: A Systematic Review

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