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Additional file 2. Statistical analysis (regression analysis, ANOVA) regarding correlation between heart rate and blood pressure variables with ICP24. This Table shows that there is no statistical correlation between heart rate and blood pressure variables and intracranial pressure across the following day. Legend: BPV, blood pressure variability, defined as the ratio between the standard deviation of mean blood pressure during the nocturnal period (18:00 to 6:00) and the preceding diurnal period (6:00 to 18:00); HRVdn, standard deviation of NN interval during 24 h; HRVn/d, ratio between standard deviation of NN interval during the nocturnal and preceding diurnal periods; ICP24, mean intracranial pressure during 24 h after the monitoring day of heart rate and blood pressure

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Additional file 1. Data regarding heart rate, blood pressure, and ICP. This Table shows the values obtained for the variables derived from heart rate (HR) and mean blood pressure (mBP) that are the counterpart of the variables obtained for temperature. HR and mBP data from day 6 of monitoring of patient #2 and HR data from day 3 of monitoring of patient #3 displayed artifact and were not included in the Table. Legend: BPV, blood pressure variability, defined as the ratio between the standard deviation of mean blood pressure during the nocturnal period (18:00 to 6:00) and the preceding diurnal period (6:00 to 18:00); HRV, heart rate variability; HRVd, standard deviation of NN interval during the diurnal period; HRVdn, standard deviation of NN interval during 24 h; HRVn, standard deviation of NN interval during the nocturnal period; HRVn/d, ratio between standard deviation of NN interval during the nocturnal and preceding diurnal periods; ICP24, mean intracranial pressure during 24 h after the monitoring day of HR and BP; mBP, mean blood pressure during 24 h