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. 2015 Jan;36(1):188–193. doi: 10.3174/ajnr.A4083

Table 3:

Correlation of ADC scalars and blood pressure in relation to MAPOPT during the first 6 hours of normothermiaa

% Time below MAPOPT (r) (P Value) Maximum MAP Deviation below MAPOPT (r) (P Value) AUC below MAPOPT (r) (P Value)
DOL <10 (n = 12)
    ACS 0.05 (.87) 0.22 (.50) 0.07 (.82)
    PCS 0.16 (.62) 0.46 (.13) 0.20 (.53)
    PP −0.30 (.34) −0.20 (.54) −0.13 (.69)
    Thalamus 0.02 (.95) 0.11 (.74) 0.21 (.50)
    PLIC 0.11 (.74) 0.36 (.25) 0.18 (.59)
    Pons 0.46 (.13) 0.48 (.11) 0.49 (.10)
    MCP −0.11 (.73) 0.15 (.64) 0.02 (.94)
DOL ≥10 (n = 7)
    ACS 0.18 (.70) 0.40 (.37) 0.04 (.94)
    PCS 0.18 (.70) 0.11 (.81) −0.04 (.94)
    PP −0.14 (.76) 0.46 (.30) −0.21 (.64)
    Thalamus 0.54 (.22) 0.61 (.15) 0.05 (.25)
    PLIC 0 0.09 (.84) −0.18 (.70)
    Pons −0.14 (.76) −0.48 (.28) −0.32 (.48)
    MCP 0.39 (.38) 0.40 (.37) 0.46 (.29)

Note:—DOL indicates day of life; MCP, middle cerebellar peduncle; AUC, area under the curve.

a

Autoregulation measurements are the following: the percentage of time spent with blood pressure below MAPOPT, maximal blood pressure deviation below MAPOPT, and AUC below MAPOPT. Data were analyzed by Spearman correlations.