. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2013 Aug 23.

Published in final edited form as: J Am Soc Hypertens. 2011 Oct 22;6(1):66–72. doi: 10.1016/j.jash.2011.09.001

Table 3.

Change in computed ambulatory blood pressure parameters after 3 weeks of AM or PM dosed nebivolol

Parameter	AM Nebivolol (mm Hg)	PM Nebivolol (mm Hg)	P Value (AM vs. Baseline)	P Value (PM vs. Baseline)	P Value (AM vs. PM Nebivolol)
Trough MSBPS	−7.54 ± 18.23	−11.08 ± 31.41	.014	.034	.497
Trough MDBPS	−3.64 ± 15.33	−4.03 ± 13.70	.146	.074	.879
Prewaking SBP	−1.62 ± 18.32	−8.64 ± 26.46	.585	.048	.137
Prewaking DBP	3.08 ± 14.29	−1.41 ± 10.88	.187	.423	.022
Nocturnal SBP fall	−9.69 ± 20.54	−4.69 ± 25.29	.005	.254	.130
Nocturnal DBP fall	−4.49 ± 15.20	−3.23 ± 17.32	.073	.251	.623
Nocturnal SBP dip	−2.07% ± 9.56%	−0.12% ± 8.25%	.893	.928	.974
Nocturnal DBP dip	−0.6% ± 11.1%	−0.48% ± 9.2%	.726	.751	.986

AM, morning; DBP, diastolic blood pressure; MDBPS, mean diastolic blood pressure surge; PM, evening; MSBPS, mean systolic blood pressure surge; SBP, systolic blood pressure.

All values (except prewaking DBP for AM nebivolol) reflect a decline from baseline levels.