Table 4

Haemodynamic correlates of the carotid-femoral pulse wave velocity using reference and pressure-only estimates of wave separation parameters (n = 753)

VariablesβSE (β)CI (β)P-value
Model for carotid-femoral PWV based on the measured WSA, adjusted R2  = 0.430
 Sex1.1130.315(0.495, 1.732)<0.001
 Age, years0.1770.014(0.149, 0.204)<0.001
 Mean blood pressure, mmHg0.0590.029(0.002, 0.116)<0.05a
 Heart rate, b.p.m.2.7150.852(1.041, 4.389)<0.01a
 Pf, mmHg0.0770.010(0.056, 0.097)<0.001
 Pb, mmHg−0.0940.046(−0.184, −0.004)<0.05a
 TD, ms−4.5027.505(−19.235, 10.232)<0.6a
Model for carotid-femoral PWV based on the proposed pressure-only WSA, adjusted R2  = 0.414
 Sex1.0470.346(0.422, 1.672)<0.001
 Age, years0.1780.014(0.151, 0.206)<0.001
 Mean blood pressure, mmHg0.0190.025(−0.030, 0.069)<0.5a
 Heart rate, b.p.m.3.4630.751(1.989, 4.937)<0.001
 Pf, mmHg0.0810.014(0.054, 0.108)<0.001
 Pb, mmHg−0.0420.044(−0.129, 0.045)<0.5a
 TD, ms−13.0617.954(−28.676, 2.554)<0.2a
VariablesβSE (β)CI (β)P-value
Model for carotid-femoral PWV based on the measured WSA, adjusted R2  = 0.430
 Sex1.1130.315(0.495, 1.732)<0.001
 Age, years0.1770.014(0.149, 0.204)<0.001
 Mean blood pressure, mmHg0.0590.029(0.002, 0.116)<0.05a
 Heart rate, b.p.m.2.7150.852(1.041, 4.389)<0.01a
 Pf, mmHg0.0770.010(0.056, 0.097)<0.001
 Pb, mmHg−0.0940.046(−0.184, −0.004)<0.05a
 TD, ms−4.5027.505(−19.235, 10.232)<0.6a
Model for carotid-femoral PWV based on the proposed pressure-only WSA, adjusted R2  = 0.414
 Sex1.0470.346(0.422, 1.672)<0.001
 Age, years0.1780.014(0.151, 0.206)<0.001
 Mean blood pressure, mmHg0.0190.025(−0.030, 0.069)<0.5a
 Heart rate, b.p.m.3.4630.751(1.989, 4.937)<0.001
 Pf, mmHg0.0810.014(0.054, 0.108)<0.001
 Pb, mmHg−0.0420.044(−0.129, 0.045)<0.5a
 TD, ms−13.0617.954(−28.676, 2.554)<0.2a

CI, confidence interval; PWV, pulse wave velocity; SE, standard error; TD, time delay between the forward and the backward waves; WSA, wave separation analysis, respectively.

aA non-significant parameter.

Table 4

Haemodynamic correlates of the carotid-femoral pulse wave velocity using reference and pressure-only estimates of wave separation parameters (n = 753)

VariablesβSE (β)CI (β)P-value
Model for carotid-femoral PWV based on the measured WSA, adjusted R2  = 0.430
 Sex1.1130.315(0.495, 1.732)<0.001
 Age, years0.1770.014(0.149, 0.204)<0.001
 Mean blood pressure, mmHg0.0590.029(0.002, 0.116)<0.05a
 Heart rate, b.p.m.2.7150.852(1.041, 4.389)<0.01a
 Pf, mmHg0.0770.010(0.056, 0.097)<0.001
 Pb, mmHg−0.0940.046(−0.184, −0.004)<0.05a
 TD, ms−4.5027.505(−19.235, 10.232)<0.6a
Model for carotid-femoral PWV based on the proposed pressure-only WSA, adjusted R2  = 0.414
 Sex1.0470.346(0.422, 1.672)<0.001
 Age, years0.1780.014(0.151, 0.206)<0.001
 Mean blood pressure, mmHg0.0190.025(−0.030, 0.069)<0.5a
 Heart rate, b.p.m.3.4630.751(1.989, 4.937)<0.001
 Pf, mmHg0.0810.014(0.054, 0.108)<0.001
 Pb, mmHg−0.0420.044(−0.129, 0.045)<0.5a
 TD, ms−13.0617.954(−28.676, 2.554)<0.2a
VariablesβSE (β)CI (β)P-value
Model for carotid-femoral PWV based on the measured WSA, adjusted R2  = 0.430
 Sex1.1130.315(0.495, 1.732)<0.001
 Age, years0.1770.014(0.149, 0.204)<0.001
 Mean blood pressure, mmHg0.0590.029(0.002, 0.116)<0.05a
 Heart rate, b.p.m.2.7150.852(1.041, 4.389)<0.01a
 Pf, mmHg0.0770.010(0.056, 0.097)<0.001
 Pb, mmHg−0.0940.046(−0.184, −0.004)<0.05a
 TD, ms−4.5027.505(−19.235, 10.232)<0.6a
Model for carotid-femoral PWV based on the proposed pressure-only WSA, adjusted R2  = 0.414
 Sex1.0470.346(0.422, 1.672)<0.001
 Age, years0.1780.014(0.151, 0.206)<0.001
 Mean blood pressure, mmHg0.0190.025(−0.030, 0.069)<0.5a
 Heart rate, b.p.m.3.4630.751(1.989, 4.937)<0.001
 Pf, mmHg0.0810.014(0.054, 0.108)<0.001
 Pb, mmHg−0.0420.044(−0.129, 0.045)<0.5a
 TD, ms−13.0617.954(−28.676, 2.554)<0.2a

CI, confidence interval; PWV, pulse wave velocity; SE, standard error; TD, time delay between the forward and the backward waves; WSA, wave separation analysis, respectively.

aA non-significant parameter.

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