Table 5.
Unadjusted Cardiovascular Disease and Coronary Heart Disease Event Rates by Race
| Cardiovascular disease | Agatston score categories | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0 | 1–99 | 100–299 | 300+ | 1000+ | |
| CAC: All | 2.2 (49/2199) | 5.8 (33/569) | 6.1 (9/147) | 15.6 (15/96) | |
| AAC: All | 2 (29/1438) | 2.5 (22/876) | 6.4 (19/296) | 7.8 (19/243) | 10.8 (17/158) |
| CAC: Black race | 3.1 (34/1082) | 7.0 (16/229) | 8.3 (5/60) | 18.6 (8/43) | |
| CAC: White race | 1.3 (15/1117) | 5.0 (17/340) | 4.6 (4/87) | 13.2 (7/53) | |
| AAC: Black race | 2.8 (18/644) | 2.9 (12/414) | 7 (10/142) | 11.4 (14/123) | 9.9 (9/91) |
| AAC: White race | 1.4 (11/794) | 2.2 (10/462) | 5.8 (9/154) | 4.2 (5/120) | 11.9 (8/67) |
| CAC: Men | 3.0 (23/770) | 6.5 (23/356) | 6.1 (6/98) | 12.3 (9/73) | |
| CAC: Women | 1.8 (26/1429) | 4.7 (10/213) | 6.1 (3/49) | 26.1 (6/23) | |
| AAC: Men | 3.2 (17/532) | 3.0 (12/395) | 8.6 (14/162) | 7.2 (9/125) | 10.8 (9/83) |
| AAC: Women | 1.3 (12/906) | 2.1 (10/481) | 3.7 (5/134) | 8.5 (10/118) | 10.7 (8/75) |
Cells contain % events (n/N); because of small sample size for CAC 1000+, the CAC categories 300‐999 and 1000+ were combined for event analyses.
AAC indicates abdominal aorta calcification; and CAC, coronary artery calcification.