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. 2012 Sep 24;3:379. doi: 10.3389/fphys.2012.00379

Table 1.

Data at example rate of 15 breaths/min including maximum peak-to-peak amplitudes of oscillations in ARI and BP.

Subject Number of sites with significant (p < 0.025) ARI oscillation (total sites available for study) Maximum peak to peak amplitude of ARI oscillation/ms (location of electrode) Peak to peak amplitude of BP oscillation/mm Hg Mean BP/mm Hg
Systolic Diastolic Systolic Diastolic
1 12 (18) 14 (RV 2) 21 10 140 85
2 20 (20) 8 (RV 1 and LV 6) 7 2 159 89
3 11 (16) 7 (LV 8) 8 4 180 119
4 14 (15) 20 (RV 5) 16 6 135 80
5 11 (14) 16 (RV 10) 15 7 121 82
6 13 (18) 18 (RV 6) 24 8 117 67
7 16 (16) 20 (LV 5) 22 11 129 90
8 11 (20) 7 (RV 6) 10 5 144 103
9 7 (12) 11 (LV 10) 20 17 148 100
10 8 (11) 6 (LV 2) 11 6 103 67
11 9 (14) 25 (LV 9) 18 7 166 92
12 6 (9) 19 (RV 2) 16 15 128 88
13 7 (11) 24 (RV 8) 10 8 125 74
14 12 (17) 26 (RV 1) 10 8 112 76
15 6 (19) 12 (RV 10) 12 6 114 70
16 10 (15) 7 (RV 1) 9 4 149 82
p < 0.001

Location of electrode site given as Left or Right Ventricle (LV, RV) with catheter electrodes numbered 1–10, apex to base. Student's paired one-sided t-test was used to determine significance of difference in systolic vs. diastolic BP oscillations.