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Table 3 Clinical parameters of diabetic hypertensive patients (G1) based on their NSBP

From: Hyperglycemia and nocturnal systolic blood pressure are associatedwith left ventricular hypertrophy and diastolic dysfunction in hypertensive diabetic patients

Group

NSBP≤124 mmHg

124< NSBP < 140

NSBP≥140 mmHg

N

27

27

27

Age (years)

56 ± 11

58 ± 7

58 ± 8

BMI (kg/m2)

28 ± 5

28 ± 4

29 ± 4

DDBP (mmHg)

81 ± 8

88 ± 10

101 ± 9†

NDBP (mmHg)

67 ± 6

78 ± 6

87 ± 8†

DSBP (mmHg)

13 ± 28

143 ± 11

168 ± 17†

NSBP (mmHg)

115 ± 4

131 ± 4

154 ± 15†

SBPD (%)

12 ± 5

8 ± 7*

8 ± 6*

LVMI (g/m2)

93 ± 30

101 ± 23

114 ± 24*

LVH (yes/no)

2/25

4/23

15/12*‡

AFBG

150 ± 45

158 ± 38

168 ± 31

  1. † P < 0.05 between the three groups; * P < 0.05 vs NSBP≤124 mmHg; ‡ P < 0.05 vs 124< NSBP < 140
  2. DDBP = diurnal diastolic BP; DSBP = diurnal systolic BP; NDBP = nocturnal diastolic BP;
  3. SBPD = systolic BP decrease
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Cardiovascular Diabetology

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