Search for: [Abstract = "tween cfPWN and diabetes mellitus, hipercholesterolemia, hipertriglicerydemia, cigarette smoking and family history in order to coronary disease incidences.There was a significant correlation \(p <0.001\) between cfPWV \(m \/ s\) and the overall cardiovascular risk by SCORE tables. CfPWV cut\-off point, according to. ROC curve for 5% risk of death during the 10 years \(by SCORE\) is 11,7m \/ s \- 58.6% sensitivity and 71.3% specificity.A significant increase in cfPWV and positive correlation has been demonstrated in patients with thickened IMT> 0.9 mm and the occurrence of atherosclerotic plaques \(p <0.001\). CfPWV values were significantly higher in patients with coronary artery disease \(13.6 ± 5.0 vs 12.6 ± 4.6 m \/ s, p = 0.005\). Based on the ROC analysis it was found that the value of cfPWV = 16.1 m \/ s preferably distinguishes patients with and without coronary artery disease \(p <0.001\). This value was characterized by a high specificity \(88.1%\) but very low sensitivity \(26.4%\).Conclusions\:1. The average value cfPWV in a random population aged for 12.9 m \/ s. The majority \(78%\) cfPWV value is greater than normal.2. In a randomized metropolitan Polish population in middle age \(from 45 to 70years\) coronary artery disease occurs in 27% of women and 23% men, and the most common risk factors in this population are hypercholesterolemia \(80%\), hypertension \(57%\) and cardiovascular disease in"]

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