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Autonomic and cortical responses to heartbeat-synchronous auditory omissions during an auditory attention task

2026-07-20

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Cardiovascular regulation depends on bidirectional communication between autonomic cardiac control and cardiac afferent signals ascending to the central nervous system, forming a heart–brain loop. Cardio–auditory omission paradigms provide a non-invasive way to probe this loop in humans by withholding scheduled tones within heartbeat-contingent auditory sequences and measuring the resulting autonomic cardiac and h...

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10.64898/2026.07.14.738383
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