ME/CFS Evidence Browser — Classified Studies on Myalgic Encephalomyelitis

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Electrodermal dissociation of chronic fatigue and depression: evidence for distinct physiological mechanisms.

Pazderka-Robinson, Hannah, Morrison, James W, Flor-Henry, Pierre·International journal of psychophysiology : official journal of the International Organization of Psychophysiology·2004

This study looked at how the bodies of people with ME/CFS and people with depression respond differently to their surroundings. Researchers measured skin conductance (how easily electricity travels across the skin) and skin temperature while participants performed a task. They found that people with ME/CFS had notably lower skin conductance levels and higher skin temperature compared to people with depression and healthy controls, suggesting these are two different conditions with different underlying biology.

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Electrodermal dissociation of chronic fatigue and depression: evidence for distinct physiological mechanisms.

The head-up tilt test with haemodynamic instability score in diagnosing chronic fatigue syndrome.

A measure of heart rate variability is sensitive to orthostatic challenge in women with chronic fatigue syndrome.

Prolonged acetylcholine-induced vasodilatation in the peripheral microcirculation of patients with chronic fatigue syndrome.

Assessment of cardiovascular reactivity by fractal and recurrence quantification analysis of heart rate and pulse transit time.

Effects of posttraumatic stress disorder on cardiovascular stress responses in Gulf War veterans with fatiguing illness.

Impaired postural cerebral hemodynamics in young patients with chronic fatigue with and without orthostatic intolerance.

Hemodynamics instability score in chronic fatigue syndrome and in non-chronic fatigue syndrome.

Fractal analysis and recurrence quantification analysis of heart rate and pulse transit time for diagnosing chronic fatigue syndrome.

Hemodynamic and neurohumoral responses to head-up tilt in patients with chronic fatigue syndrome.

Autonomic instability, as measured by pupillary unrest, is not associated with multiple sclerosis fatigue severity.

Cardiovascular response to upright tilt in fibromyalgia differs from that in chronic fatigue syndrome.

Hemodynamic instability in chronic fatigue syndrome: indices and diagnostic significance.

Dysautonomia in chronic fatigue syndrome vs. fibromyalgia.

Enhanced sensitivity of the peripheral cholinergic vascular response in patients with chronic fatigue syndrome.

The capnography head-up tilt test for evaluation of chronic fatigue syndrome.

Results of isoproterenol tilt table testing in monozygotic twins discordant for chronic fatigue syndrome.

Neurally mediated hypotension in fatigued Gulf War veterans: a preliminary report.

Orthostatic intolerance in adolescent chronic fatigue syndrome.

Cardiovascular response during head-up tilt in chronic fatigue syndrome.

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