Distribution of combined 10-year coronary heart disease and lifetime cardiovascular disease predicted risk strata in the Indian Industrial Sentinel Surveillance data
| Variables | Low short-term/low lifetime risk | Low short-term/high lifetime risk | High short-term risk | p Value | |||
| All optimal | ≥1 not optimal | ≥1 elevated | 1 major | ≥2 major | |||
| Total (n, %) | 1538, 15.3 | 2445, 24.3 | 1623, 16.1 | 1965, 19.5 | 118, 1.2 | 2365, 23.5 | |
| Age group (total) | |||||||
| 20–29 (n, %) | 653, 32.6 | 681, 34.0 | 251, 12.5 | 387, 19.3 | 14, <1.0 | 17, <1.0 | |
| 30–39 (n, %) | 425, 19.7 | 643, 29.8 | 384, 17.8 | 577, 26.7 | 25, 1.2 | 105, 4.9 | |
| 40–49 (n, %) | 347, 9.8 | 805, 22.8 | 721, 20.4 | 732, 20.7 | 54, 1.5 | 871, 24.7 | |
| 50–59 (n, %) | 106, 5.3 | 299, 14.3 | 250, 12.0 | 249, 11.9 | 21, 1.0 | 1159, 55.6 | |
| 60–69 (n, %) | 7, 2.5 | 17, 6.1 | 17, 6.1 | 20, 7.2 | 4, 1.4 | 213, 76.6 | |
| Age group (men) | |||||||
| 20–29 (n, %) | 251, 22.1 | 408, 35.9 | 137, 12.0 | 319, 28.0 | 13, 1.1 | 10, <1.0 | |
| 30–39 (n, %) | 145, 12.4 | 300, 25.6 | 185, 15.8 | 453, 38.7 | 21, 1.8 | 66, 5.6 | |
| 40–49 (n, %) | 156, 7.0 | 420, 18.9 | 349, 15.8 | 533, 24.1 | 36, 1.6 | 720, 32.5 | |
| 50–59 (n, %) | 76, 4.7 | 217, 13.3 | 142, 8.7 | 155, 9.5 | 7, <1.0 | 1033, 63.4 | |
| 60–69 (n, %) | 4, 2.6 | 3, 1.0 | 1, <1.0 | 7, 4.5 | 0, 0 | 140, 90.3 | |
| Age group (women) | |||||||
| 20–29 (n, %) | 402, 46.4 | 273, 31.6 | 114, 13.2 | 68, 7.9 | 1, <1.0 | 7, <1.0 | |
| 30–39 (n, %) | 280, 28.3 | 343, 34.7 | 199, 20.1 | 124, 12.5 | 4, <1.0 | 39, 3.9 | |
| 40–49 (n, %) | 191, 14.5 | 385, 29.2 | 372, 28.2 | 199, 15.1 | 18, 1.4 | 151, 11.5 | |
| 50–59 (n, %) | 30, 6.6 | 82, 18.0 | 108, 23.7 | 94, 20.7 | 14, 3.0 | 126, 27.7 | |
| 60–69 (n, %) | 3, 2.4 | 14, 11.4 | 16, 13.0 | 13, 10.6 | 4, 3.2 | 73, 59.3 | |
| Location (total) | |||||||
| Highly urban (n, %) | 836, 14.3 | 1454, 24.8 | 1063, 18.1 | 838, 14.2 | 48, <1.0 | 1620, 27.6 | <0.001*†‡§ |
| Urban (n, %) | 460, 18.7 | 686, 28.0 | 392, 16.0 | 360, 14.7 | 20, <1.0 | 536, 21.8 | |
| Periurban (n, %) | 242, 13.9 | 305, 17.5 | 168, 9.6 | 767, 44.1 | 50, 2.9 | 209, 12.0 | |
| Location (men) | |||||||
| Highly urban (n, %) | 361, 9.4 | 839, 21.8 | 557, 14.5 | 655, 17.0 | 35, <0.1 | 1408, 36.5 | <0.001*†‡§ |
| Urban (n, %) | 171, 13.1 | 320, 24.3 | 155, 11.8 | 261, 20.0 | 16, 1.2 | 392, 29.8 | |
| Periurban (n, %) | 100, 8.8 | 189, 16.6 | 102, 9.0 | 551, 48.0 | 26, 2.3 | 169, 14.7 | |
| Location (women) | |||||||
| Highly urban (n, %) | 475, 23.7 | 615, 30.7 | 506, 25.2 | 183, 9.0 | 13, <1.0 | 212, 10.6 | <0.001*†‡§ |
| Urban (n, %) | 289, 25.4 | 366, 32.1 | 237, 20.8 | 99, 9.0 | 4, <1.0 | 144, 12.6 | |
| Periurban (n, %) | 142, 23.5 | 116, 19.2 | 66, 10.9 | 216, 36.0 | 24, 3.9 | 40, 6.6 | |
| Education (total) | |||||||
| ESI (n, %) | 336, 20.6 | 513, 31.3 | 368, 22.5 | 358, 21.9 | 59, 3.6 | 248, 15.2 | <0.001*†‡§¶ |
| ESII (n, %) | 423, 18.4 | 668, 29.1 | 505, 22.1 | 564, 24.6 | 129, 5.6 | 432, 18.9 | |
| ESIII (n, %) | 636, 14.2 | 1090, 24.4 | 807, 18.1 | 1533, 34.3 | 401, 9.0 | 1260, 28.2 | |
| ESIV (n, %) | 146, 8.8 | 269, 16.2 | 203, 12.2 | 851, 51.2 | 193, 11.6 | 425, 25.6 | |
| Education (men) | |||||||
| ESI (n, %) | 144, 13.7 | 175, 30.1 | 192, 18.2 | 170, 16.1 | 9, <1.0 | 219, 20.8 | <0.001*†‡§¶ |
| ESII (n, %) | 161, 11.4 | 282, 32.3 | 211, 14.9 | 277, 19.5 | 16, <1.0 | 388, 27.4 | |
| ESIII (n, %) | 301, 9.6 | 441, 33.5 | 389, 12.4 | 697, 22.1 | 35, 1.1 | 1117, 35.4 | |
| ESIV (n, %) | 26, 3.8 | 199, 20.4 | 22, 3.2 | 323, 47.2 | 17, 2.5 | 245, 35.8 | |
| Education (women) | |||||||
| ESI (n, %) | 192, 33.0 | 175, 30.1 | 137, 23.6 | 46, 7.9 | 1, <1.0 | 29, <1.0 | <0.001*†‡§¶ |
| ESII (n, %) | 261, 29.9 | 282, 32.3 | 228, 26.1 | 55, 6.3 | 2, <1.0 | 44, <1.0 | |
| ESIII (n, %) | 331, 25.2 | 441, 33.5 | 288, 21.9 | 106, 8.1 | 7, <1.0 | 143, 10.9 | |
| ESIV (n, %) | 120, 12.3 | 199, 20.4 | 156, 16.0 | 291, 29.8 | 31, <3.2 | 180, 18.4 | |
p Values are for the comparison across the rows (*≥1 not optimal risk factors; †≥1 elevated risk factors; ‡1 major risk factor; §high short-term risk; ¶all optimal risk factors) and are adjusted for age.