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. 2015 Dec 31;18(7):707–709. doi: 10.1111/jch.12759

Table 2.

Changes in BP Parameters by Renal Denervation (Patient 2)

BP Parameter −1–0 Months 0–1 Month 1–2 Months
13 Nights 15 Nights 16 Nights
Nighttime BP measured by 30‐min fixed interval function
Systolic BP, mm Hg 127.4±8.3 124.5±8.9 118.4±6.9b , d
Diastolic BP, mm Hg 72.5±3.5 72.8±4.6 71.5±3.8
Pulse rate, beats per min 52.8±4.5 53.5±5.3 49.0±4.1a , e
Minimum nighttime systolic BP, mm Hg 107.2±7.1 100.1±9.9a 96.5±4.8c
Nighttime BP measured by oxygen‐triggered function
Hypoxia‐peak systolic BP, mm Hg 162±17 152±17a 152±19
Systolic BP, mm Hg 143±11 136±11a 127±11c , d
Diastolic BP, mm Hg 83±6 81±5 77±5b , e
Pulse rate, beats per min 53±3 54±7 51±5
Morning BP
Systolic BP, mm Hg 153.5±9.5 151.1±16.0 132.7±16.9c , e
Diastolic BP, mm Hg 87.5±3.9 88.0±6.3 81.8±7.8b , d
Pulse rate, beats per min 49.5±1.9 50.3±2.6 47.4±3.4a , e
Oxygen desaturation index, per hour 13±4 13±6 22±7c , f

Data are shown as the mean+standard deviation of blood pressure (BP) parameters of 13 nights before, 15 nights during the first month, and 16 nights during the second month after renal denervation. a P<.05, b P<.01, c P<.001 vs before 1 month, by t test. d P<.05, e P<.01, f P<.001 vs after 1 month, by t test.