Publications - VU Ambulatory Monitoring Solutions

Title	Authors	Date
Physiologic indexes in chronic insomnia during a constant routine: evidence for general hyperarousal?	Varkevisser, Van Dongen & Kerkhof	2005
Familial influences on basal salivary cortisol in an adult population	Kupper, de Geus, van den Berg, Kirschbaum, Boomsma & Willemsen	2005
Light and diurnal cycle affect autonomic cardiac balance in human; possible role for the biological clock	Scheer, van Doornen & Buijs	2004
Circadian Variation in Cardiac Autonomic Activity: Reactivity Measurements to Different Types of Stressors	van Eekelen, Houtveen & Kerkhof	2004
Daytime cardiac autonomic activity during one week of continuous night shift	Holmes, Burgess, McCulloch, Lamond, Fletcher, Dorrian, Roach & Dawson	2001
The relationship between slow-wave activity, body temperature, and cardiac activity during nighttime sleep	Burgess, Holmes & Dawson	2001

Title

Authors

Date

Physiologic indexes in chronic insomnia during a constant routine: evidence for general hyperarousal?

Varkevisser, Van Dongen & Kerkhof

2005

Familial influences on basal salivary cortisol in an adult population

Kupper, de Geus, van den Berg, Kirschbaum, Boomsma & Willemsen

2005

Light and diurnal cycle affect autonomic cardiac balance in human; possible role for the biological clock

Scheer, van Doornen & Buijs

2004

Circadian Variation in Cardiac Autonomic Activity: Reactivity Measurements to Different Types of Stressors

van Eekelen, Houtveen & Kerkhof

2004

Daytime cardiac autonomic activity during one week of continuous night shift

Holmes, Burgess, McCulloch, Lamond, Fletcher, Dorrian, Roach & Dawson

2001

The relationship between slow-wave activity, body temperature, and cardiac activity during nighttime sleep

Burgess, Holmes & Dawson

2001

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