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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2013 Jun 17.
Published in final edited form as: J Clin Hypertens (Greenwich). 2010 Oct;12(10):800–808. doi: 10.1111/j.1751-7176.2010.00343.x

Table IV.

Three-, 6-, and 9-Year Risk of Incident Hypertension Based on Baseline Risk Scorea

Total 3-Year 6-Year 9-Year Total 3-Year 6-Year 9-Year
Points No. Risk, % Risk, % Risk, % Points No. Risk, % Risk, % Risk, %
0 97 3.58 5.44 7.89 12 482 23.67 40.21 61.03
1 535 3.74 5.63 8.02 13 424 27.52 43.73 64.50
2 806 4.14 6.52 9.21 14 322 31.17 47.93 67.74
3 830 4.61 8.05 11.40 15 185 35.95 52.93 70.57
4 905 5.15 9.50 14.05 16 84 36.39 53.36 72.59
5 898 5.93 11.21 17.53 17 116 31.98 48.56 75.53
6 873 7.34 14.41 22.71 18 193 33.51 50.67 76.77
7 953 8.91 17.94 28.92 19 177 36.03 54.23 77.80
8 936 11.10 22.29 36.18 20 128 40.22 59.11 79.86
9 916 13.72 26.83 42.56 21 54 47.07 64.18 82.24
10 761 16.81 31.73 49.64 22 17 52.53 65.97 83.23
11 601 20.72 36.63 55.80 ≥23 9 53.31 70.51 87.07
a

Score can be computed from the algorithm in Figure 2 and risk was computed from the combined sample (training + testing sample, N=11,302).