Search for: [Abstract = "erol and its fractions, leptin, adiponectin, NT\-proBNP, C\-reactive protein and norepinephrine were measured in each subject. There were no differences between groups in the levels of basic biochemical parameters \- creatinine, cholesterol and its fractions. The level of leptin was higher in women after menopause \(p <0,05\). Positive correlations between leptin and CRP concentrations \(r= 0,33\; p = 0,0004\), and LF \(%\) at night \(r = 0,22\; p < 0,02\) were observed. Negative correlation between leptin and adiponectin \(r = \- 0,37\; p = 0,00005\) was found. Subanalysis revealed that significant correlation between leptin and CRP was present only in premenopausal group \(group B\; r = 0,43\; p = 0,002\). The level of adiponectin was lower after menopause \(p = 0,007\). Negative correlation between adiponectin and CRP \(r = \- 0,29\; p = 0,002\), and a positive correlation with LF \(%\) at night \(r = \- 0,22\; p = 0,02\) was observed. The level of NT\-proBNP was higher after menopause \(p = 0,016\). Negative correlations between NT\-proBNP and HF\(%\) 24 h \(r = \- 0,25\; p = 0,009\), LF\:HF 24h \(r = 0,23\; p = 0,01\), LF \(ms\) at night \(r = 0,21\; p = 0,03\), HF\(%\) at night \(r = \- 0,25\; p = 0,008\) and LF\:HF at night \(r = 0,25\; p = 0,008\) were found. The concentration of CRP was higher after menopause \(p = 0,00007\). Significant correlations between CRP and average HR 24h \(r = 0,31\; p = 0,0008\), and at night between CRP an"]

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