Multiday cycles of heart rate are associated with seizure likelihood
Philippa J. Karoly(The University of Melbourne), Mark Cook(St Vincent's Hospital Melbourne), Nicholas M. Gregg(Mayo Clinic in Arizona), Mark P. Richardson(King's College London), Matias I. Maturana(Cybernet Systems Corporation (Canada)), Sonya B. Dumanis(Research Network (United States)), Ewan S. Nurse(The University of Melbourne), Rachel E. Stirling(The University of Melbourne), Dean R. Freestone(The University of Melbourne), Benjamin H. Brinkmann(Mayo Clinic), Andrew Neal(The University of Melbourne), Wendyl D’Souza(The University of Melbourne), David B. Grayden(The University of Melbourne), Amy J. Halliday(The University of Melbourne), André La Gerche(St Vincent's Hospital Melbourne)
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