Relationship between Atherogenic Dyslipidaemia and Lipid Triad with Different Scales of Overweight and Obesity in 418,343 Spanish Workers

Table 4

Area under the ROC curve according to different overweight and obesity scales in the whole sample.

	Atherogenic dyslipidaemia		Lipid triad
	ROC area	95% CI	ROC area	95% CI
BMI	0.800	0.797–0.803	0.775	0.770–0.780
WtHR	0.767	0.764–0.770	0.747	0.741–0.753
CUN-BAE	0.707	0.705–0.710	0.684	0.679–0.689
ECORE-BF	0.706	0.703–0.709	0.683	0.678–0.689
RFM	0.634	0.631–0.637	0.614	0.608–0.620
Palafolls formula	0.668	0.665–0.671	0.641	0.635–0.647
Deurenberg formula	0.721	0.718–0.724	0.702	0.696–0.707
BFI	0.718	0.715–0.722	0.688	0.682–0.695
BSI	0.781	0.778–0.783	0.752	0.747–0.757
NWAI	0.800	0.798–0.803	0.775	0.770–0.780
BRI	0.767	0.764–0.770	0.747	0.742–0.753
ABSI	0.509	0.506–0.513	0.515	0.508–0.522
VAI	0.934	0.933–0.936	0.926	0.923–0.928
Conicity index	0.613	0.610–0.617	0.607	0.600–0.613

Area under the ROC curve according to different overweight and obesity. AD: atherogenic dyslipidaemia; LT: lipid triad; BMI: body mass index; WtHR: waist to height ratio; ECORE-BF : Equation Córdoba for Estimation of Body Fat; RFM: relative fat mass; BFI: body fat index; BSI: body surface index; NWAI: normalized weight-adjusted index; BRI: body roundness index; ABSI: body shape index; VAI: visceral adiposity index.