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    JAHA: The relationship between China's internal visceral obesity index and its dynamic changes and the risk of carotid plaque

    • Last Update: 2022-01-08
    • Source: Internet
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    Atherosclerosis is an inflammatory process that causes complex lesions or plaques to protrude into the arterial lumen
    .


    As plaque rupture, fragmentation embolism, can cause malignant brain vascular events, serious threat to human health


    Vascular cardiovascular events

    Recently, a research article was published in JAHA, an authoritative journal in the field of cardiovascular diseases.
    Researchers aim to assess the relationship between the Chinese Visceral Obesity Index (CVAI) and its dynamic changes and the risk of carotid plaque based on a large Chinese cohort
    .

    The cohort included 23,522 participants between the ages of 20 and 80.
    At baseline, carotid artery intima-media thickness and carotid artery plaque did not increase, and they received at least 2 health checks
    .


    CVAI was calculated at the baseline and at each inspection


    During the annual follow-up period of 82621 person-times, 5987 cases of carotid artery plaque occurred (7.
    25 persons/100 persons per year)
    .


    Researchers have observed a significant positive correlation between CVAI and carotid plaque risk (HR is 1.


    Diabetes hypertension

    It can be seen that CVAI is positively correlated with the risk of carotid plaque in a nonlinear dose-response model
    .


    Individuals should keep their CVAI within normal levels to prevent the development of carotid plaque


    CVAI is positively correlated with the risk of carotid plaque in a nonlinear dose-response model


    Original source:

    Haoran Bi,et al.


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