Research Article

Association between HBV Infection and the Prevalence of Coronary Artery Disease in the US Population

Table 1

Characteristics of the enrolled participants by hepatitis B core antibody status.

SeropositivitySeronegative

179023959
Age (years)55.00 (44.00; 65.00)45.00 (31.00; 60.00)<0.001
Male, (%)1000 (55.87%)11441 (47.75%)<0.001
PIR class, (%)<0.001
 <1.33628 (35.08%)7417 (30.96%)
 1.33 - 3.5607 (33.91%)7747 (32.33%)
 ≥ 3.5555 (31.01%)8795 (36.71%)
Education, (%)<0.001
 Below high school587 (32.79%)6150 (25.67%)
 High school422 (23.58%)5467 (22.82%)
 Above high school781 (43.63%)12342 (51.51%)
Hypertension, (%)720 (40.22%)7546 (31.50%)<0.001
Diabetes, (%)384 (21.45%)3586 (14.97%)<0.001
Triglycerides (mg/dL)114.00 (77.00; 176.00)116.00 (78.00; 179.00)0.541
Total-to-HDL cholesterol3.70 (2.95; 4.70)3.69 (2.97; 4.63)0.786
eGFR (mL/min/1.73m2)94.78 (74.81; 118.85)111.80 (87.80; 141.44)<0.001
Coronary artery disease, (%)139 (7.77%)1473 (6.15%)0.007
 Angina, (%)45 (2.51%)574 (2.40%)0.814
 Coronary heart disease, (%)71 (3.97%)793 (3.31%)0.156
 Myocardial infarction, (%)89 (4.97%)837 (3.49%)0.001
Stroke, (%)77 (4.30%)689 (2.88%)0.001
HF, (%)62 (3.46%)604 (2.52%)0.019

PIR: income-to-poverty ratio; eGFR: estimated glomerular filtration rate; HDL: high-density lipoprotein.