Research Article
Metabolic Syndrome Derived from Principal Component Analysis and Incident Cardiovascular Events: The Multi Ethnic Study of Atherosclerosis (MESA) and Health, Aging, and Body Composition (Health ABC)
Table 4
Cox proportional hazard models illustrating the association of NCEP and binary MetS-PC MetS definitions with CVD events in the MESA cohort.
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Model 1, univariate analysis; model 2, adjusted for age and gender; model 3, model 2, plus cigarette smoking and low-density lipoprotein; the overall hazards were further adjusted for race/ethnicity in models 2 and 3; CVD, cardiovascular disease; NCEP MetS (binary variables); MetS-PC (binary variables, with the cut point being 0.475); HR hazards ratio. |