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Fig. 3. Simultaneous recordings of instantaneous ECG (black) and ventilation,
recorded as intra-peritoneal pressure (red; the upward spike indicates lung
expiration). The interval tachogram (blue) describes the change in timing
between heart beats (nominal scale), and shows that the heart beat is
increased during lung inflation. The recordings were made from unrestrained,
conscious animals, and unknown factors other than ventilation will also be
affecting the timing of each heart beat. Confirmation that an oscillatory
component exists in heart rate that is in phase with the ventilation cycle was
made using power spectral analysis on a more extensive data set (512 heart
beat intervals). The results are shown in
Fig. 4.