Research Article

Reference Intervals of Central Aortic Blood Pressure and Augmentation Index Assessed with an Oscillometric Device in Healthy Children, Adolescents, and Young Adults from Argentina

Table 2

Association between aortic characteristics and anthropometric and haemodynamic parameters.

Central (aortic) SBP (mmHg)cAIx (%)Age (years)

Sex (0: male; 1: female)R
P
Age (years)R
P
Body height (cm)R
P
Body weight (Kg)R
P
BMI (Kg/m2)R
P
Yugulo-symphysis distance (cm)R
P
Heart rate (b.p.m.)R
P
Peripheral SBP (mmHg)R
P
Peripheral MBP (mmHg)R
P
Peripheral DBP (mmHg)R
P
Peripheral PP (mmHg)R
P
Central (aortic) SBP (mmHg)R
P
Central (aortic) PP (mmHg)R
P
Peripheral (brachial) AIxR
P
cAIx (%)R
P
cAIx HR75 (%)R
P
Ejection duration (ms)R
P
Return time (ms)R
P
Ao-PWV (m/s)R
P

BMI: body mass index. SBP, MBP, DBP, and PP: systolic, mean, diastolic, and pulse blood pressure, respectively. AIx: augmentation index. cAIx and cAIx HR75: central (aortic) augmentation index net value and normalized for heart rate equal 75 beats/minute, respectively. Ao-PWV: aortic pulse wave velocity. A was considered statistically significant.