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Table 3 Prevalence of high CAVI and risk factors related using a Univariate Analysis

From: Associations between high triglycerides and arterial stiffness in a population-based sample: Kardiovize Brno 2030 study

 

High CAVI (%)

OR

95% CI

P

All subjects

10.0

   

Age 25–44/Age 45–64

1.1 /17.1

19.2

9.78–37.79

<  0.001

Male/Female

14.5 /6.4

2.4

1.80–3.34

<  0.001

MetS

20.9

3.6

2.70–4.96

<  0.001

Without MetS

6.7

1.0

  

High TG

18.2

2.5

1.86–3.51

<  0.001

Normal TG

8.0

1.0

  

Abdominal Obesity

12.9

2.2

1.58–3.06

<  0.001

Without Abdominal obesity

6.3

1.0

  

Dysglycemia

23.1

3.5

2.58–4.98

<  0.001

Without Dysglycemia

7.7

1.0

  

Low HDL-c

10.2

1.0

0.66–1.58

0.911

Normal HDL-c

10.0

1.0

  

High BP

19.1

7.0

4.81–10.19

< 0.001

Normal BP

3.3

1.0

  

Smoker

12.0

1.3

0.94–1.80

0.133

Non-Smoker

9.5

1.0

  

High TC

12.8

1.7

1.32–2.43

< 0.001

Normal TC

7.5

1.0

  

High LDL-c

13.5

3.5

2.37–5.24

< 0.001

Normal LDL-c

4.2

1.0

  
  1. Abbreviations: OR odds ratio, CI confidence interval, MetS metabolic syndrome, TG triglycerides, HDL-c HDL cholesterol, BP blood pressure, TC total cholesterol. Proportions were presented as percentages and differences were determined by the χ2 test. Univariate analysis was used to assess risk factors related with CAVI as a binary outcome (High ≥9 or normal < 9) and was presented as OR and 95% CI. Risk factors are presented as dichotomic variables
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