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. 2015 Jan 5;17(2):147–153. doi: 10.1111/jch.12463

Table 3.

Correlations Between BMI and ABPM Parameters in Untreated NW and OW/OB Hypertensive Patients (Adjusted for Age and Sex)

Change in BP (95% CI) Beta P Value
NW
24‐h SBP −0.17 (−1.14/0.80) −0.026 ns
24‐h DBP 0.93 (1.71/0.15) 0.166 .020
Daytime SBP −0.21 (−1.20/0.78) −0.32 ns
Daytime DBP 1.01 (1.81/0.20) 0.173 .015
Nighttime SBP −0.08 (−1.20/1.03) −0.01 ns
Nighttime DBP −0.70 (−1.54/0.15) −0.120 ns
24‐h PP 0.77 (0.02/1.51) 0.145 .045
Daytime PP 0.79 (0.05/1.54) 0.151 .037
Nighttime PP 0.61 (−0.19/1.42) 0.109 ns
OW/OB
24‐h SBP 0.50 (0.12/0.90) 0.138 .012
24‐h DBP −0.19 (−0.30/0.26) −0.007 ns
Daytime SBP 0.49 (0.10/0.90) 0.131 .018
Daytime DBP −0.02 (−0.30/0.26) −0.007 ns
Nighttime SBP 0.64 (0.19/1.08) 0.153 .005
Nighttime DBP 0.04 (−0.28/0.35) 0.012 ns
24‐h PP 0.52 (0.21/0.83) 0.176 .001
Daytime PP 0.51 (0.20/0.83) 0.170 .002
Nighttime PP 0.60 (0.27/0.93) 0.190 <.001

Abbreviations: ABPM, ambulatory blood pressure monitoring; CI, confidence interval; DBP, diastolic blood pressure; ns, not significant; NW, normal‐weight; OW/OB, overweight/obese; PP, pulse pressure; SBP, systolic blood pressure. Data were adjusted for age and sex in multiple linear regression models. Change in blood pressure (BP) represents the amount of change in each BP in mm Hg (on the average) from a one‐unit increase in body mass index (BMI) (kg/m2). Bold values indicate significance.