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Table 2 Associations of Combining BMI and WC with Stroke in Males

From: Combined consideration of body mass index and waist circumference identifies obesity patterns associated with risk of stroke in a Chinese prospective cohort study

 

Normal weight or underweight/

Normal WC

Overweight/

Normal WC

Normal weight or underweight/

Abdominal obesity

Overweight/

Abdominal obesity

Obesity/

Abdominal obesity

General population

  Number of events

249

60

57

152

79

  Incidence rate (no./1000 person-years)

6.51

7.21

10.78

8.74

8.53

  Hazard ratio

1.00 (reference)

1.09

1.45

1.41

1.46

  95%CI, without FAR

-

0.81-1.47

1.07-1.97

1.14-1.75

1.11-1.91

  95%CI, with FAR

0.87-1.15

0.84-1.42

1.11-1.91

1.20-1.67

1.15-1.84

  P-value*

-

0.561

0.017#

0.002#

0.007#

Subjects with CVD risk factors

  Number of events

171

51

47

135

73

  Incidence rate (no./1000 person-years)

7.62

8.47

12.56

9.46

8.76

  Hazard ratio

1.00

1.10

1.56

1.40

1.40

  95%CI, without FAR

-

0.79-1.54

1.10-2.20

1.10-1.79

1.04-1.88

  95%CI, with FAR

0.85-1.18

0.83-1.47

1.15-2.11

1.17-1.67

1.10-1.78

  P-value*

 

0.561

0.012#

0.007#

0.026#

  1. CI confidence interval, FAR floating absolute risk,  BMI body mass index,  WC waist circumference,  HDL-C high-density lipoprotein cholesterol,  CVD cardiovascular disease
  2. *P-value for fully adjusted hazard ratio (HR)
  3. # indicates P<0.05