Published: 20 March, 2025 | Volume 9 - Issue 1 | Pages: 010-027
Figure 3:
Scatter plots of a. systolic BP (mmHg) and Racine’s scoring. b. P amplitude (mV) and total power of source EEG wave (V2). c. P duration (seconds) and relative power of fast gamma EEG wave. d. P duration (seconds) and relative power of slow gamma EEG wave. e. QTc (seconds) and relative power of theta EEG wave. f. QTc (seconds) and mean amplitude of source EEG wave (µV). g. QTc (seconds) and mean amplitude of delta EEG wave (µV). BP: blood pressure. p ˂ 0.05 is considered statistically significant. * r > 0.6 is considered as strong.
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