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Table 5 Age-adjusted prevalence of various CAD parameters among any CAD

From: Prevalence of coronary artery disease and its risk factors in Kerala, South India: a community-based cross-sectional study

 

Total

Men

Women

Difference (%)

95 % CI

p value

n = 855

n = 302

n = 553

P (%)

SE

P (%)

SE

P (%)

SE

Q codes

4.88

0.79

12.22

2.48

1.49

0.40

10.74

(6.91,14.57)

<0.001

ST Code

12.94

2.16

7.08

1.51

15.14

2.74

−8.07

(−12.23,−3.91)

<0.001

T code

43.06

3.44

45.84

6.35

42.61

3.92

3.23

(−3.74,10.20)

0.3625

Documented ACS

8.68

0.98

20.36

2.85

3.80

0.71

16.56

(11.75,21.37)

<0.001

Documented treatment for CAD

11.88

1.05

26.56

2.95

5.98

0.79

20.59

(15.23,25.94)

<0.001

Angioplasty/CABG or Fibrinolysis

2.18

0.41

6.63

1.44

0.19

0.11

6.43

(3.60,9.26)

<0.001

Angiographic Coronary stenosis

3.21

0.55

8.07

1.81

1.10

0.31

6.98

(3.78,10.17)

<0.001

Imaging evidence of RWMA

3.03

0.46

8.75

1.56

0.40

0.19

8.34

(5.11,11.57)

<0.001

RAQ angina

49.69

3.44

43.98

6.43

51.60

3.96

−7.62

(−14.60,−0.64)

0.033

Positive treadmill ECG

2.74

0.52

6.26

1.33

1.12

0.51

5.14

(2.27,8.01)

<0.001

  1. Q code-any of the Minnesota Q code 1-1-1 to 1-1-7 or 1-2-1 to 1-2-5 or 1-2-7; ST code-any of the Minnesota ST code 4-1-1,4-1-2 or 4–2; T code -any of the Minnesota T code 5-1 or 5-2; ACS acute coronary syndrome, CABG coronary artery bypass graft surgery, RWMA regional wall motion abnormality, ECG electrocardiogram, P prevalence, SE standard error
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