Autonomic testing helps find out if your autonomic nervous system (ANS) is working as well as it should. Your ANS controls body functions that happen automatically (without you thinking about them). …

Autonomic function testing measures your sweat, blood pressure and heart rate response to different tasks.

Various procedures have been described as diagnostic tools to monitor autonomic dysfunction. Some of them are mostly used for research purposes. Many, however, have found their place in routine …

What is autonomic testing? Autonomic testing, also known as autonomic reflex screen or autonomic response testing, is a non-invasive test that measures how the autonomic nervous system (ANS) …

Autonomic tests provide an objective measure of autonomic function, helping to pinpoint specific dysfunction. Tests like sweat testing, tilt table testing, and heart rate variability align findings with …

Autonomic testing consists of activities designed to stimulate the autonomic nervous system to produce changes in blood pressure, heart rate, breathing and sweating in a controlled setting.

Autonomic testing is designed to determine how well the body regulates the internal organs. During these tests, doctors use an electrocardiogram, or EKG, to monitor electrical activity in the heart and …

A standard battery of autonomic tests (including tests of cardiovagal, vasomotor adrenergic and sudomotor function) is often used to investigate the integrity of the autonomic nervous system in …

A patient’s provider may recommend an AFT if they report specific unexplained symptoms or suspect that they have specific chronic conditions. During the test, the research technicians will monitor how …

The autonomic nervous system controls your heart rate, blood pressure, temperature, sweating, digestive system, some sensations, and other body functions. Autonomic testing shows how your …