Predictors of pulse wave velocity among preeclampsia children
birth head circumference
REGRESSION, REGRESSIONS
Univariate regressions were performed to explore predictors of PE children's CF-PWV and CR-PWV (Table 7, Supplemental Digital Content 1). Child birth height, birth weight and birth head circumference were all associated with CF-PWV. Child age and anthropometrics at follow-up, as well as child office SBP, DBP, HR, DBP CF-PWV mean difference (0.20 m/s (0–0.41)) between PE and non-PE children remained significant when separately adjusting for child birth weight and office HR at follow-up visit (Table 8, Supplemental Digital Content 1). CF-PWV mean difference between PE and non-PE was attenuated to nonsignificant levels when separately adjusting for the following follow-up variables: child age, body height, body weight, child office SBP and maternal office SBP.The combined effect of different predictors on child CF-PWV was then assessed with multiple linear regression models (Supplementary Table 9, Supplemental Digital Content 1) and with ANCOVA analyses outlining mean differences (Table 