International Journal of Hypertension / 2013 / Article / Tab 1 / Research Article
Ambulatory Blood Pressure Monitoring in a Cohort of Children Referred with Suspected Hypertension: Characteristics of Children with and without Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder Table 1 Patient characteristics and ABPM results.
Patients with history of ADHD Patients without history of ADHD
valueN
* (% of total)48 (21%) 179 (79%) Mean age 13.02 (SD = 3.00) 12.41 (SD = 3.69) NS† Gender M/F 40/8 M/F 100/79
Mean BMI 22.0 (SD = 7.48) 22.7 (SD = 6.43) NS Mean BMI
-score 0.18 (SD = 1.59) 0.75 (SD = 1.25)
with mean systolic BP > 90%19 (40.0%) 55 (30.7%) NS
with mean diastolic BP > 90%5 (10.4%) 14 (7.8%) NS
with mean systolic BP > 95%13 (27.1%) 40 (22.3%) NS
with mean diastolic BP > 95%1 (2.1%) 8 (4.5%) NS
with mean wake systolic load > 25%18 (37.5%) 7 (3.9%)
with mean sleep systolic load > 25%3 (6.3%) 45 (25.1%)
with mean wake diastolic load > 25%17 (35.4%) 44 (24.6%) NS
with mean sleep diastolic load > 25%10 (20.8%) 29 (16.2%) NS
with any ABPM test abnormality22 (45.8%) 71 (40.0%) NS
: number of patients; † NS: nonsignificant.