Table 5 |
|
| Percentage of patients at clinical targets | |
| Clinical Outcome | Percentage of Patients at Target* Levels [95% CI] |
| All | |
| Blood pressure (n = 4581) | 49.7% [47.1-52.3%] |
| LDL (n = 3661) | 37.1% [34.3-39.8%] |
| Fasting blood glucose (n = 3892) | 70.5% [68.5-72.5%] |
| ACR (n = 1534) | 95.8% [94.8-96.7%] |
| Coronary Artery Disease | |
| Blood pressure (n = 1393) | 60.2% [56.3-64.1%] |
| LDL (n = 1094) | 51.7% [47.5-56.0%] |
| Fasting blood glucose (n = 1190) | 77.1% [74.6-79.5%] |
| Peripheral Vascular Disease | |
| Blood pressure (n = 302) | 54.0% [47.6-60.3%] |
| LDL (n = 219) | 52.5% [44.8-60.3%] |
| Fasting blood glucose (n = 247) | 73.7% [69.2-78.2%] |
| Stroke | |
| Blood pressure (n = 588) | 59.9% [55.0-64.7%] |
| LDL (n = 403) | 44.4% [39.4-49.4%] |
| Fasting blood glucose (n = 475) | 79.4% [76.0-82.8%] |
| Diabetes | |
| Hemoglobin A1c (n = 1924) | 59.3% [56.6-62.0%] |
| Blood pressure (n = 2137) | 34.1% [31.1-37.2%] |
| LDL (n = 1793) | 47.1% [43.4-50.9%] |
| ACR (n = 1155) | 95.3% [94.2-96.4%] |
| Chronic Kidney Disease | |
| ACR (n = 435) | 89.0% [86.4-91.5%] |
| Blood pressure (n = 867) | 40.6% [35.8-45.4%] |
| LDL (n = 660) | 48.8% [44.2-53.4%] |
| Dyslipidemia | |
| LDL (n = 3262) | 39.7% [36.9-42.5%] |
| Hypertension | |
| Blood pressure (n = 3587) | 46.9% [44.1-49.7%] |
| Risk Factor Only† | |
| Blood pressure (n = 1042) | 62.8% [58.6-66.9%] |
| LDL (n = 835) | 13.8% [11.3-16.3%] |
| Fasting blood glucose (n = 839) | 97.3% [96.1-98.4%] |
ACR – Albumin to creatinine ratio, LDL – Low density lipoprotein.
* Target levels:
Blood pressure: <130/80 for those patients that have diabetes and/or chronic kidney disease and 140/90 for all other patients.
LDL < 2.0 mmol/L, ACR < 40, Fasting Blood Glucose (<7 mmol/L, > 4 mmol/L), HbA1c < 7.0%.
† Patients that did not have established cardiovascular disease, diabetes or chronic kidney disease, but were at high risk for cardiovascular disease based on the presence of at least three of the following cardiovascular risk factors: age (males ≥ 45, females ≥ 55), smoker, hypertension, and dyslipidemia.
Liddy et al. BMC Cardiovascular Disorders 2012 12:74 doi:10.1186/1471-2261-12-74
