Chronobiologic analysis of ambulatory heart rate and blood pressure data from an implanted hemodynamic analyzer

Implanted hemodynamic monitors reveal broad chronomes potentially useful for guiding therapeutic interventions. Chronobiologic surveillance of variables that are being readily monitored as-one-goes by modern implantable devices can serve for the validation of the effectiveness of drug and electrical therapy. Rhythm alterations, in turn, can provide the earliest warnings of an elevated disease risk, lead to an improved diagnosis and serve as a guide for treatment and treatment timing.