HRRVerlauf
HRRVerlauf is a term used in exercise physiology and cardiology to describe the time course of heart rate recovery after the end of physical activity. In German-language contexts it refers to the trajectory by which the heart rate declines during the early recovery period, often analyzed over seconds to minutes following cessation of exertion. The concept emphasizes the dynamic pattern of autonomic reactivation that follows exercise.
Measurement and modeling of the HRRVerlauf rely on continuous heart rate monitoring during the recovery phase.
Clinical relevance of the HRRVerlauf lies in its association with autonomic nervous system function and cardiovascular
Factors influencing the HRRVerlauf include age, sex, fitness level, medications (notably beta-blockers), obesity, diabetes, and caffeine
See also: Heart rate recovery, Autonomic nervous system, Exercise physiology.