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Table 3.

Relation Between Neurohormone Level and Time to Syncope in Linear Regression Model Adjusted for Age and Sex

Neurohormone	Supine (n=161)	P Value	3‐Minute HUT (n=151)	P Value	Δ Value (n=151)	P Value
Epinephrine	−0.71 (0.59)	0.23	−2.13 (0.59)^a	<0.001^a	−3.24 (0.78)^a	<0.001^a
Norepinephrine	0.15 (0.65)	0.82	0.97 (0.66)	0.14	2.49 (1.83)	0.18
CT‐proAVP	0.46 (0.61)	0.45	−1.39 (0.68)^a	0.043^a	−2.07 (0.61)^a	0.001^a
CT‐proET‐1	0.96 (0.66)	0.15	0.70 (0.58)	0.23	0.57 (0.84)	0.50
MR‐proANP	0.50 (0.77)	0.52	−0.14 (0.71)	0.84	−0.33 (2.25)	0.88
MR‐proADM	2.31 (0.77)^a	0.003^a	1.76 (0.82)^a	0.035^a	1.83 (1.62)	0.26

Data are reported as β‐coefficient and standard error per 1 SD. CT‐proAVP indicates C‐terminal pro–arginine vasopressin; CT‐proET‐1, C‐terminal pro–endothelin‐1; HUT, head‐up tilt test; MR‐proADM, midregional fragment of pro‐adrenomedullin; MR‐proANP, midregional fragment of pro–atrial natriuretic peptide.

P<0.05.