Cardiology Research, ISSN 1923-2829 print, 1923-2837 online, Open Access
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Original Article

Volume 2, Number 2, April 2011, pages 58-65


The Acute Impact of Smoking One Cigarette on Cardiac Hemodynamic Parameters

Figures

Figure 1.
Figure 1. Cardiac output (COP), individual values.
Figure 2.
Figure 2. Aortic peak velocity (VpK), individual values.
Figure 3.
Figure 3. Aortic valve mean pressure gradient (Pmn), individual values.
Figure 4.
Figure 4. Stroke volume (SV), individual values.
Figure 5.
Figure 5. Minute distance (MD), individual values.
Figure 6.
Figure 6. Ejection time percentage (ET%), individual values.

Tables

Table 1. Statistical Analysis Parameters Measured Before and After Smoking (All N = 14)
 
ParameterLS meansRatio (after/before)
Geometric meanConfidence interval 95%Pr > |t| *
BeforeAfterLowerUpper
The parameters were analyzed with ANOVA, treatment (pre- or post-smoking) and treatment* gender as fixed factors and subject as a random factor.
The values were (natural) LOG transformed before (and back transformed after) statistical analysis.
*indicates if the P-value is above 0.05 (no alpha level was pre-defined).
VPK1.041.231.181.081.300.0019
PMN2.052.831.381.201.590.0003
HR69.776.01.091.041.140.0013
MD14.519.61.351.231.48< 0.0001
ET%34.940.51.161.121.20< 0.0001
SV69.986.01.231.151.32< 0.0001
SVI35.343.21.221.141.32< 0.0001
COP4.896.511.331.221.46< 0.0001
CI2.453.301.351.221.49< 0.0001
SBP1301351.040.981.100.1987*
DBP81.583.61.030.981.070.1968*
PP48.151.11.060.961.180.2327*
MBP97.81011.030.981.080.1815*
HR x PP335138821.161.011.320.0323

 

Table 2. Statistical Analysis Parameters Measured Before and After Smoking (Female N = 11)
 
ParameterLS meansRatio (after/before)
Geometric meanConfidence interval 95%Pr > |t| *
BeforeAfterLowerUpper
The parameters were analyzed with ANOVA, treatment (pre- or post-smoking) and treatment* gender as fixed factors and subject as a random factor.
The values were (natural) LOG transformed before (and back transformed after) statistical analysis.
*indicates if the P-value is above 0.05 (no alpha level was pre-defined).
VPK1.211.391.161.061.260.0032
PMN2.613.391.301.141.480.0010
HR75.878.41.030.991.080.1078*
MD19.924.61.241.141.350.0002
ET%43.046.81.091.051.120.0001
SV85.71021.191.121.27< 0.0001
SVI44.953.51.191.111.27< 0.0001
COP6.507.931.221.121.330.0002
CI3.404.181.231.121.350.0004
SBP1291321.020.971.080.4344*
DBP75.678.31.031.001.080.0760*
PP53.153.11.000.911.100.9937*
MBP93.596.21.030.981.070.1924*
HR x PP402941671.030.921.170.5579*

 

Table 3. Analysis Parameters Measured Before and After Smoking (Male N = 3)
 
ParameterLS meansRatio (after/before)
Geometric meanConfidence interval 95%Pr > |t| *
BeforeAfterLowerUpper
The parameters were analyzed with ANOVA, treatment (pre- or post-smoking) and treatment* gender as fixed factors and subject as a random factor.
The values were (natural) LOG transformed before (and back transformed after) statistical analysis.
*indicates if the P-value is above 0.05 (no alpha level was pre-defined).
VPK0.9011.091.211.031.430.0256
PMN1.612.371.471.141.880.0061
HR64.073.61.151.061.250.0025
MD10.515.51.481.251.740.0002
ET%28.435.01.241.161.32< 0.0001
SV57.172.71.271.131.440.0010
SVI27.734.91.261.111.430.0021
COP3.675.341.451.241.710.0003
CI1.762.621.491.241.770.0004
SBP1311391.060.951.170.2877
DBP87.789.31.020.951.100.6074
PP43.649.11.130.941.360.1829
MBP1021061.030.951.130.3968
HR x PP278836161.301.031.640.0325