Study on the optimal waist circumference cut-off points of metabolic syndrome in Kazakh
Guo Heng, Jingyu Zhang, Rulin Ma, Dongsheng Rui, Shangzhi Xu, Sun Fen, Guo Shu-xia
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Guo Heng, Jingyu Zhang, Rulin Ma, Dongsheng Rui, Shangzhi Xu, Sun Fen, Guo Shu-xia
Abstract
Questionnaire-based survey, physical examination, and blood testing were conducted according to cluster random samplings in Kazakh residents in Xinjiang.2 760 samples were collected to analyze the association of different strata of waist circumference and clustering of metabolic syndrome (MS) components.Accoding to International Diabetes Federation standard, the prevalence of ≥1and ≥2 components of MS showed increasing trend with the increase of waist circunference, and odds ratio of clustering of MS components also increased significantly.The distance of receiver operating characteristic curve was the shortest and the prevalence of MS was 22.1% ;22.4% in men, and 21.9% in women;when the waist circumference was ≥91 cm for men, and ≥88 cm for women. Key words: Metabolic syndrome; Kazakh; Cut-off points of waist circumfernce
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Questionnaire-based survey, physical examination, and blood testing were conducted according to cluster random samplings in Kazakh residents in Xinjiang.2 760 samples were collected to analyze the association of different strata of waist circumference and clustering of metabolic syndrome (MS) components.Accoding to International Diabetes Federation standard, the prevalence of ≥1and ≥2 components of MS showed increasing trend with the increase of waist circunference, and odds ratio of clustering of MS components also increased significantly.The distance of receiver operating characteristic curve was the shortest and the prevalence of MS was 22.1% ;22.4% in men, and 21.9% in women;when the waist circumference was ≥91 cm for men, and ≥88 cm for women. Key words: Metabolic syndrome; Kazakh; Cut-off points of waist circumfernce
Key concepts: Waist, Kazakh, Circumference, Metabolic syndrome, Medicine, National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey, Internal medicine, Odds ratio