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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 May 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Am Soc Hypertens. 2015 Feb 13;9(5):365–369. doi: 10.1016/j.jash.2015.02.006

Table 2. Blood pressure (BP) and heart rate (HR) changes on standing from supine position.

Diagnosis No. (%) Time ΔSystolic BP mm Hg Mean (SD) P Value Time ΔHR bpm Mean (SD) P Value
Non–OH 97 (84.3)
<20 sec −8.8 (±9.9)* <.0001 <20 sec +4.4 (±7.8) <.0001
1 min −2.0 (±9.1) .04 1 min +6.0 (±6.6) <.0001
3 min ±0.9 (±8.4) .30 3 min +5.3 (+7.8) <.0001
COH 14 (12.2)
<20 sec −25.7 (±15.5) <.0001 <20 sec +6.6 (±7.8) .006
1 min −25.8 (±13.8) <.0001 1 min +6.0 (±8.6) .02
3 min −21.4 (±14.5) <.0001 3 min +6.3 (±7.2) .006
IOH 4 (3.5)
<20 sec −32.8 (±13.8) .02 <20 sec +8.5 (±13.1) .29
1 min −3.0 (±6.8) .44 1 min +4.0 (±5.7) .25
3 min +3.8 (±6.6) .34 3 min +4.0 (±3.3) .09

bpm, beats per minute; COH, classical orthostatic hypotension; HR, heart rate; IOH, initial orthostatic hypotension; Non–OH, no orthostatic hypotension; SD, standard deviation.

*

Immediate physiologic BP decrement in non–OH.

Two with IOH met systolic criteria, two met diastolic criteria.