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. 2016 Dec 20;26(3):330–338. doi: 10.1007/s12028-016-0356-5

Table 2.

Median (IQR) values for all physiological variables estimated during baseline and plateau, with their respective ∆ correlations with ∆ICP and ∆ABP

Variable Baseline Plateau
ICP 22.81 (28.49–19.91) 46.45 (55.22–40.64)*
ABP 93.34 (98.30–86.14) 93.55 (97.44–85.28)
HR 75.72 (84.91–65.42) 74.73 (80.45–66.14)*
CPP 70.89 (78.22–60.38) 45.91 (52.87–37.17)*
FVm 57.31 (71.87–43.16) 45.52 (63.96–33.15)*
FVs 109.35 (132.35–92.78) 113.55 (141.72–99.44)*
FVd 31.04 (40.24–23.26) 22.99 (36.60–10.97)*
PI 1.39 (1.68–1.21) 2.00 (2.83–1.68)*
CVR 1.23 (1.47–1.00) 0.99 (1.25–0.68)*
CBV Amp 2.38 (3.73–1.82) 3.36 (4.77–2.42)*
CrCP 51.37 (56.88–41.89) 65.33 (70.67–52.07)*
ICP Amp 2.21 (2.58–1.70) 6.16 (7.88–4.90)*
nICP_BB Amp 1.97 (2.70–1.61) 3.44 (4.07–2.67)*

ABP arterial blood pressure (mmHg), CBV Amp cerebral blood volume amplitude (mmHg), CPP cerebral perfusion pressure (mmHg), CrCP critical closing pressure (mmHg), CVR cerebral vascular resistance (mmHg*s/cm), FV cerebral blood flow velocity (m, mean; s, systolic; d, diastolic) (cm/s), HR heart rate (beats/min), ICP Amp pulse amplitude of ICP (mmHg), nICP_BB Amp amplitude of non-invasive ICP based on the black box model, PI pulsatility index

* At the 0.05 level, distributions between baseline and plateau are significantly different