Cortical coherence with breathing is modulated by opening/closing of eyes and ears

Key Points

• Cortical coherence with breathing varies based on sensory input like eye and ear states, indicating strong modulation effects.
• Key findings show changes in coherence levels based on whether eyes or ears are open or closed, suggesting sensory influence.
• Observational analysis across different sensory conditions highlights breathing's responsiveness to environmental cues.
• This work emphasizes the importance of sensory context in understanding physiological responses like breathing and coherence.