Research Article

Acute Exercise-Induced Response of Monocyte Subtypes in Chronic Heart and Renal Failure

Table 4

Relation of changes in monocyte subsets with baseline, exercise, and inflammation-related parameters.

Change WBC countChange Mon countChange %Mon1 Change %Mon2Change %Mon3

Baseline parameters
 Systolic BP0.438<0.0010.3660.007−0.2150.1220.2130.1250.3640.007
 Diastolic dysfunction (E/)−0.4030.003−0.3330.0150.3670.007−0.3270.017−0.3590.008
 Systolic function (LVEF)0.579<0.0010.429<0.001−0.4220.0020.430<0.0010.3780.005
 eGFR−0.280.038−0.2450.072−0.1110.420−0.1770.1950.0750.588
 MCP-1 −0.0770.582−0.0660.6330.0750.5890.1610.245−0.0500.722
Exercise-related hemodynamic parameters
 VO2peak0.4180.0020.3080.025−0.536<0.0010.2180.1170.504<0.001
 Circulatory power0.477<0.0010.3090.031−0.466<0.0010.2290.1140.451<0.001
 Peak HR0.588<0.0010.4180.002−0.4090.0020.2230.1010.3110.021
 Peak systolic BP 0.523<0.0010.3230.021−0.3890.0050.2910.0380.3520.011
Inflammation-related parameters
 IL-6 change0.3230.0370.0460.774−0.0930.5570.0150.923−0.0090.954
 MCP-1 change0.2050.1400.1900.172−0.3910.004−0.0270.8460.3190.020

BP: blood pressure; LVEF: left ventricular ejection fraction; VO2peak: peak oxygen uptake; HR: heart rate; IL-6: interleukin-6; MCP-1: monocyte chemoattractant protein-1.
: Pearson correlation coefficient. Significant correlations are presented in bold.