Analysis of Catecholamine Trend during the Cold Air Event As shown in Table 3 , when comparing catecholamine levels before, during, and after cold air exposure patient groups, DA levels had declines of 3.5% and 91.03% compared with before cold air exposure groups and showed a negative trend; the smallest change was in E levels, representing increases of 0.17% and 0.51%; and the increases in NE levels were 93.3% and 128.93%; both NE and E showed a positive growth trend.
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Effects of moderate strength cold air exposure on blood pressure and biochemical indicators among cardiovascular and cerebrovascular patients.
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NE concentration in plasma showed a trend; in the patient group, the concentration was high during and after cold air exposure.