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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2014 Sep 13.
Published in final edited form as: J Renin Angiotensin Aldosterone Syst. 2014 May 15;15(3):316–318. doi: 10.1177/1470320313518253

Table 1.

Changes in the circadian blood pressure rhythm and daytime natriuresis in an acute phase of the treatment with ARB.

Age, gender Baseline
ARB
eGFR Office BP Proteinuria Circadian BP rhythm Circadian BP rhythm Increase in daytime UNaV
1 32y, M 106 131/69 1001 Dipper Remained dipper Day 1
2 53y, M 70 172/100 1504 Dipper Remained dipper Day 2
3 58y, M 89 143/83 1138 Dipper Remained dipper Day 2
4 74y, F 42 146/61 807 Non-dipper Restored into dipper at Day 1 Day 1
5 33y, M 71 148/93 712 Non-dipper Remained non-dipper Day 1
6 47y, F 21 147/86 2680 Non-dipper Remained non-dipper Day 1
7 82y, M 11 161/76 2022 Non-dipper Remained non-dipper Day 1
8 66y, M 10 151/80 6565 Non-dipper Remained non-dipper Day 2

Baseline office BP and proteinuria were measured at the three different visits, and two consecutive seated BP reading were measured after at least 5 minutes rest on each visit. eGFR: estimated glomerular filtration rate (ml/min/1.73m2); UNaV: urinary sodium excretion rate (mmol/h).

The participants were different from our previous study Fukuda et al.6