Ambulatory Blood Pressure Monitoring in Diabetes and Obesity—A Review
Figure 4
Survival curves (a) and event-free survival curves (b) of diabetic subjects with normal (N) and reversed circadian BP rhythm. The unadjusted relative risk for diabetic subjects with a reversed circadian BP rhythm was 20.6-fold higher than that of subjects with a normal rhythm (; Cox-Mantel’s test) for survival curves (a), and 12.9-fold higher than that of subjects with a normal rhythm (; Cox-Mantel’s test) for event-free survival curves (b) (adopted from [11]).
