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Table 3 Prevalence of metabolic syndrome according to four definitions and its components in pregnant women

From: Prevalence of metabolic syndrome in non-diabetic, pregnant Angolan women according to four diagnostic criteria and its effects on adverse perinatal outcomes

Components of MetS

NCEPT–ATP III [5]

N = 675

JIS MetS Criteria [6]

N = 675

NCEPT–ATP III Bartha [10] modification N = 675

NHLBI/AHA Chatzi [8, 9] modification

N = 675

Cut points

N (%)

Cut points

N (%)

Cut points

N (%)

Cut points

N (%)

Fasting glycemia mean

≥110 mg/dl

70 (10.4)

≥100 mg/dl

124 (18.4)

≥105 mg/dl

90 (13.3)

≥100 mg/dl

124 (18.4)

Obesity

   

 BMI

 

 

>30 kg/m2

75 (11.1)

>30 kg/m2

75 (11.1)

 Waist circumference

>88 cm

497 (73.6)

≥80 cm

657 (97.3)

 

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Hypertriglyceridemia

≥150 mg/dl

293 (43.4)

≥150 mg/dl

293 (43.4)

≥270 mg/dl

15 (2.2)

≥150 mg/dl

293 (43.4)

Decreased HDL-C

<50 mg/dl

53 (7.8)

<50 mg/dl

53 (7.9)

<40 mg/dl

17 (2.5)

<50 mg/dl

53 (7.9)

Hypertension

≥130/85 mm/Hg

370 (54.8)

≥130/85 mm/Hg

370 (54.8)

≥ 130/85 mm/Hg

370 (54.8)

≥ 130/85 mm/Hg

370 (54.8)

MetS prevalence

 

197 (29.2)

 

247 (36.6)

 

12 (1.8)

 

85 (12.6)

  1. * Differences of the test proporcções—p < 0.0001 (a, b, c and d)