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What is ANS analysis?
The autonomic nervous system
(ANS) unconsciously controls vital functions through the interaction of the sympathetic nervous system, which is activated in stressful situations, and the parasympathetic nervous system, which ensures recovery. Heart rate variability (HRV) reflects this interaction and serves as an indicator of the state of the nervous system.
ANS Analysis uses HRV to detect stress and imbalances in the nervous system at an early stage. Based on an ECG-accurate measurement, it records practice-relevant parameters of the autonomic nervous system.
In contrast to conventional HRV measurement, ANS Analysis enables a differentiated evaluation by integrating both HRV and specific ANS parameters. This allows a precise assessment of the balance between the sympathetic and parasympathetic nervous systems.
ANS Analysis is not only diagnostically valuable, but also therapeutically applicable. Integrated biofeedback methods enable targeted stimulation of the parasympathetic nervous system. This promotes an understanding of one’s own physical reactions and is intended to motivate the user to improve their stress management. Particularly in regulatory medicine, it plays a central role in the early detection of imbalances in the nervous system and the initiation of appropriate therapies.
The measurement is taken via a chest wall lead, which offers an accuracy of ± 1 millisecond. This accuracy is crucial to obtain reliable data for the analysis.