Research Article

Relationship between Autonomic Nervous System Function and Continuous Interstitial Glucose Measurement in Patients with Type 2 Diabetes

Table 4

Correlation analysis between time-domain parameters of HRV, mean interstitial tissue glucose, and indices of glycemic variability.

Variable Mean interstitial tissue glucoseMAGE SD of mean glucose -value

SDRR (t)−0.290.052−0.060.70−0.230.13−0.280.06
SDRR (n)−0.280.058−0.190.20−0.390.007−0.400.006
PNN30 (t)−0.070.64−0.020.87−0.150.32−0.250.09
PNN30 (n)−0.140.36−0.060.72−0.190.22−0.270.07
PNN50 (t)−0.110.47−0.060.72−0.140.36−0.270.07
PNN50 (n)−0.200.19−0.100.49−0.230.12−0.350.02
SDANN (t)−0.290.054−0.040.79−0.210.16−0.270.07
SDANN (n)−0.250.09−0.180.22−0.380.009−0.370.01
RMMSD (t)0.050.750.030.86−0.040.80−0.140.36
RMSSD (n)−0.010.930.020.87−0.080.62−0.180.24

Data are adjusted for HbA1c and duration of diabetes.
All variables are log-transformed due to skewness.
(t): Total; (n): night.
Night period: 23:00–06:00
SDRR: Standard deviation of all normal-to-normal RR intervals
PNN30: Number of pairs of adjacent NN intervals differing >30 ms in the entire recording divided by the total number of all NN intervals
PNN50: Number of pairs of adjacent NN intervals differing >50 ms in the entire recording divided by the total number of all NN intervals
SDANN: 5 min, standard deviation of the changes of NN intervals in all 5-minute segments of the entire recording
RMSSD: The square root of the mean of the sum of the squares of differences between adjacent NN intervals.