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Table 1 Prevalence (%) (95% confidence interval) in the nondiabetic population* of the Metabolic Syndrome, according to NCEP ATP III.

From: Prevalence of the Metabolic Syndrome in Latin America and its association with sub-clinical carotid atherosclerosis: the CARMELA cross sectional study

 

Age group

 
 

25 - 34

35 - 44

45 - 54

55 - 64

Overall prevalence

Barquisimeto

     

   Men

19.7 (13.1-26.2)

27.2 (20.7-33.7)

32.4 (25.5-39.4)

38.1 (30.7-45.5)

23.0 (19.1-27.0)

   Women

11.6 (7.2-16.0)

23.9 (19.2-28.6)

37.7 (32.3-43.1)

47.8 (41.8-53.8)

22.7 (20.0-25.3)

Bogota

     

   Men

10.7 (6.2-15.1)

18.5 (13.1-23.8)

25.9 (20.4-31.4)

30.1 (22.9-37.3)

14.7 (11.8-17.5)

   Women

8.3 (4.6-11.9)

16.8 (10.8-22.7)

36.2 (30.2-42.3)

48.6 (41.8-55.5)

18.2 (15.5-20.9)

Buenos Aires

     

   Men

11.8 (7.2-16.4)

21.8 (15.7-27.9)

26.6 (20.3-32.9)

33.0 (26.0-40.0)

17.3 (14.8-19.8)

   Women

3.3 (0.8-5.9)

7.5 (3.6-11.4)

16.9 (10.4-23.5)

24.6 (17.8-31.4)

9.7 (7.1-12.3)

Lima

     

   Men

10.0 (5.9-14.2)

15.8 (9.0-22.5)

19.8 (14.1-25.4)

25.1 (18.2-32.1)

13.2 (10.6-15.8)

   Women

6.4 (3.2- 9.7)

18.7 (12.9-24.4)

34.8 (28.8-40.7)

36.8 (29.5-44.0)

17.6 (15.0-20.1)

Mexico City

     

   Men

22.2 (15.6-28.8)

22.6 (17.7-27.6)

33.5 (28.0-39.0)

37.2 (30.6-43.7)

22.4 (18.9-25.8)

   Women

16.5 (11.9-21.1)

27.4 (20.3-34.5)

35.5 (30.0-40.9)

49.3 (42.4-56.1)

22.2 (19.1-25.4)

Quito

     

   Men

3.6 (0.7- 6.5)

6.3 (3.5- 9.1)

12.9 (8.2-17.6)

13.4 (8.6-18.2)

5.5 (3.9-7.1)

   Women

7.8 (3.6-12.1)

18.0 (11.8-24.2)

35.5 (29.3-41.6)

37.4 (31.1-43.7)

16.4 (13.5-19.3)

Santiago

     

   Men

9.9 (5.8-14.0)

17.5 (12.0-23.0)

27.0 (20.8-33.1)

31.5 (25.5-37.4)

15.3 (12.8-17.9)

   Women

11.6 (7.3-15.9)

22.3 (16.0-28.6)

26.1 (20.4-31.7)

42.4 (36.4-48.5)

19.0 (16.0-22.0)

  1. *CARMELA participants excluding participants with fasting plasma glucose ≥ 7.0 mmol/l (126 mg/dL) and/or self-reported diabetes.