Analysis of scatterograms of heart rate in northern domestic reindeer of the Evenki breed of the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia)
Volume 19 • Issue 3
Stepura Evgeniy E., Fedorov Valery I., Dmitrieva Tuyara I.
DOI: https://doi.org/10.22450/1999-6837-2025-19-3-63-68
Published on: 10.09.2025
The results of correlation rhythmography studies are given. She presents a method for visualizing and analyzing heart rate variability based on the construction of a two-dimensional graph. Correlation rhythmography (scatterography) plays an important role in the comprehensive analysis of the results of the study of the heart rate of the reindeer, as it is a mobile indicator of the general condition of the animal. According to the research methodology, the Evenki deer were divided into groups based on the results of the electrocardiogram analysis. The "cloud" of phase coordinates is "more dense" in normotonic deer. Such fixation of cardiac intervals shows a high degree of heart rate variability, weak centralization of its control, as well as the predominance of an autonomous regulation circuit. For another group of deer, there is a high number of dots, as well as a decrease in cloud size. This shows a high degree of centralization of heart rate control, the predominance of the action of the central control circuit. Getting points far from each other and a strong increase in the size of the cloud indicates abnormalities in the functioning of the cardiovascular system (arrhythmia, chronic heart failure) the corresponding deer group. Since the variational analysis of the heart rhythm makes it possible to differentiate the degree of tension of the tone of the sympathetic and parasympathetic parts of the autonomic nervous system, it can be concluded that scatterograms are an indicative visual method of heart rate variability.
Stepura E. E., Fedorov V. I., Dmitrieva T. I. Analysis of scatterograms of heart rate in northern domestic reindeer of the Evenki breed of the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia). Dal'nevostochnyi agrarnyi vestnik. 2025;19;3:63–68. (in Russ.). https://doi.org/10.22450/1999-6837-2024-19-3-63-68.
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