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. 2016 Jan 28;57(2):313–320. doi: 10.3349/ymj.2016.57.2.313

Table 4. Changes in BRS and Hemodynamic Parameters between the First and Last Session of Tilt Training.

Tilt training responder group (n=52) Tilt training non-responder group (n=5) p value
Supine position
 BRS (ms/mm Hg)* 1.11±11.93 2.79±4.55 0.489
 MBP (mm Hg) -0.6±10.1 0.8±11.7 0.767
 HR (bpm) 0.2±9.6 1.2±4.2 0.967
 SVR (dyn·s/cm5) -29.3±363.7 -34.9±605.4 0.880
After upright posture
 BRS (ms/mm Hg) 0.71±3.56 0.76±1.94 0.772
 MBP (mm Hg) -0.5±8.5 -4.2±8.4 0.357
 HR (bpm) -1.6±8.1 3.5±2.5 0.006
 SVR (dyn·s/cm5) -47.7±299.3 -303.1±588.4 0.390
Before the development of syncope
 BRS (ms/mm Hg)§ -2.37±4.35 -1.25±3.21 0.656
 MBP (mm Hg) 7.9±13.7 -0.7±6.7 0.171
 HR (bpm) 16.8±20.4 14.1±18.5 0.776
 SVR (dyn·s/cm5) -88.3±396.7 -171.3±580.3 0.670

BRS, baroreflex sensitivity; MBP, mean blood pressure; HR, heart rate; SVR, systemic vascular resistance.

Data are presented as mean±SD.

*There was a missing value in one patient in the tilt training non-responder group, There was a missing value in three patients in the tilt training responder group, There was a missing value in one patient in the tilt training responder group, §There was a missing value in six patients in the tilt training responder group.