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Neurological Evidence of Diverse Self-Help Breathing Training With Virtual Reality and Biofeedback Assistance: Extensive Exploration Study of Electroencephalography Markers

Ng Hei-Yin Hydra, Wu Changwei W, Hsu Hao-Che, Huang Chih-Mao, Hsu Ai-Ling, Chao Yi-Ping, Jung Tzyy-Ping, Chuang Chun-Hsiang · JMIR Formative Research · 2024 · Participant study

Original publication

Recorded summary

Brain recordings from 51 participants varied across breathing conditions. Task-related EEG findings address attention and physiology during training. They provide no direct measure of lasting clinical improvement.

Recorded limitations

A respiration belt controlled the meadow. The investigators recorded EEG to compare the practice conditions.

Evidence and provenance

Chapter Trust Factor uses a minimum of three distinct qualifying studies. Publication records retain their own evidence and assessment.

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https://doi.org/10.2196/55478

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The publication is a peer-reviewed journal study or review. A qualifying randomised comparison was not verified in the assessed source.
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https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/39642375/ · https://doi.org/10.2196/55478

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A respiration belt controlled the meadow. The investigators recorded EEG to compare the practice conditions.
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Neurological Evidence of Diverse Self-Help Breathing Training With Virtual Reality and Biofeedback Assistance: Extensive Exploration Study of Electroencephalography Markers
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JMIR Formative Research
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2024
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Ng Hei-Yin Hydra, Wu Changwei W, Hsu Hao-Che, Huang Chih-Mao, Hsu Ai-Ling, Chao Yi-Ping, Jung Tzyy-Ping, Chuang Chun-Hsiang
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summary
Brain recordings from 51 participants varied across breathing conditions. Task-related EEG findings address attention and physiology during training. They provide no direct measure of lasting clinical improvement.
limitation
A respiration belt controlled the meadow. The investigators recorded EEG to compare the practice conditions.
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peer-reviewed-study
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The publication is a peer-reviewed journal study or review. A qualifying randomised comparison was not verified in the assessed source.
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https://doi.org/10.2196/55478

paper Trust Assessment
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1
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The publication is a peer-reviewed journal study or review. A qualifying randomised comparison was not verified in the assessed source.
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https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/39642375/ · https://doi.org/10.2196/55478

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  1. title
    Neurological Evidence of Diverse Self-Help Breathing Training With Virtual Reality and Biofeedback Assistance: Extensive Exploration Study of Electroencephalography Markers
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    10.2196/55478
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    39642375
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    JMIR Formative Research
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    Ng Hei-Yin Hydra, Wu Changwei W, Hsu Hao-Che, Huang Chih-Mao, Hsu Ai-Ling, Chao Yi-Ping, Jung Tzyy-Ping, Chuang Chun-Hsiang
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    Brain recordings from 51 participants varied across breathing conditions. Task-related EEG findings address attention and physiology during training. They provide no direct measure of lasting clinical improvement.
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    A respiration belt controlled the meadow. The investigators recorded EEG to compare the practice conditions.
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    peer-reviewed-study
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    The publication is a peer-reviewed journal study or review. A qualifying randomised comparison was not verified in the assessed source.
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    paper Trust Assessment
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    The publication is a peer-reviewed journal study or review. A qualifying randomised comparison was not verified in the assessed source.
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    https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/39642375/ · https://doi.org/10.2196/55478

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A respiration belt controlled the meadow. The investigators recorded EEG to compare the practice conditions.
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