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Table 3 Characteristics of the screening at-risk cohort with and without abdominal aortic aneurysm (AAA) by risk factors

From: Primary results of abdominal aortic aneurysm screening in the at-risk residents in middle China

Risk factor

Without AAAg(n = 5384) 95% CI

With AAA (n = 18) 95% CI

P

Mean age

61.15 (60.87–61.43)

68.00 (62.81–73.19)

0.005*

Hypertension (years)

5.55 (5.34–5.77)

7.22 (4.13–10.31)

0.379

Smoke (years)

6.43 (6.08–6.78)

21.28 (11.09–31.47)

0.000*

Drinking history (years)

5.62 (5.30–5.94)

16.39 (5.57–22.20)

0.000*

BMI (kg/m2)

32.11 (24.29–39.93)

25.58 (23.51–27.65)

0.925

SBP (mmHg)a

141.46 (140.95–141.98)

142.89 (134.81–150.97)

0.753

DBP (mmHg)b

88.93 (88.63–89.23)

87.94 (83.78–92.11)

0.713

FBG (mmol/L)c

6.65 (6.59–6.70)

6.79 (5.61–7.97)

0.770

Triglyceride (mmol/L)I

2.26 (2.20–2.33)

1.99 (0.94–3.03)

0.630

TC (mmol/L)d

5.18 (5.13–5.23)

6.58 (2.33–10.82)

0.003*

LDL (mmol/L)e

2.91 (2.89–2.93)

2.47 (2.15–2.78)

0.028*

HDL (mmol/L)f

1.40 (1.38–1.42)

1.42 (1.19–1.65)

0.929

Homocysteine (μmol/L)

18.96 (18.58–19.33)

19.89 (16.00–23.77)

0.780

  1. asystolic blood pressure; bdiastolic blood pressure; cfasting blood-glucose; dserum total cholesterol; elow density lipoproteins; fhigh density lipoprotein; gabdominal aortic aneurysm; * P < 0.05