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. 2013 Aug 12;12:115. doi: 10.1186/1475-2840-12-115

Table 2.

Local thermal hyperaemia, SNP- and PCH-induced vasodilation in healthy controls and patients with type 1 diabetes

  Controls Patients p
ARR (cut-off: 4.3 [raPU*min])
 
 
 
  Median (range)
9.05 (0.40-64.9)
7.22 (0.62-27.6)
0.003
  Below cut-off
10/102
18/68 (26.5%)
 
AUCheat(cut-off:153 [raPU*min])
 
 
 
  Median (range)
399 (45–1053)
301 (0–988)
0.006
  Below cut-off
10/102
16/68 (23.5%)
 
maxSkBFheat(cut-off:5.9 [raPU])
 
 
 
  Median (range)
15.4 (1–40)
10.8 (1–36)
0.007
  bBelow cut-off
10/102
12/68 (17.6%)
 
AUCSNP (cut-off:18.6 [raPU*min])
 
 
 
  Median (range)
64.6 (0–244)
41.7 (0–215)
<0.001
  Below cut-off
10/102
17/68 (25%)
 
maxSkBFSNF (cut-off:3.0 [raPU])
 
 
 
  Median (range)
12.1 (1–47.8)
7.4 (1–30.9)
<0.001
  Below cut-off
10/102
14/68 (20.6%)
 
AUCPCH (cut-off:6.6 [raPU*min])
 
 
 
  Median (range)
30.6 (0.158)
27.9 (0–175)
0.427
  Below cut-off
10/102
8/68 (11.8%)
 
maxSkBFPCH (cut-off:2.1 [raPU])
 
 
 
  Median (range)
8.0 (1–45.6)
7.0 (1–35.4)
0.100
  Below cut-off 10/102 10/68 (14.7&)  

Per parameter, median and range as well as the number of individuals with an inadequately low response to exogenous stimulation of skin microcirculation are given.