There are 2 papers on abdominal aortic calcium in aging research: 2 observational studies in people.
2 papers study it1 more mentions it2 findings
“Sex-specific thresholds for automated abdominal CT-based body composition measures can be used to predict risk of death, adverse cardiovascular events, and fragility fractures.”
- Humans2
Interventions
1Socioeconomic disadvantage
upin humans1OR 3.8
1 study
Socioeconomic disadvantage
upin humans1OR 3.8
Socioeconomic disadvantage is linked with higher abdominal aortic calcium in humans (comparing most disadvantaged group (ADI > 80) to least disadvantaged group (ADI < 20)) (OR = 3.8, p < .001).
“most disadvantaged group had significantly higher odds of having high-risk body composition measures: Aortic calcium OR = 3.8”
Humanscomparing most disadvantaged group (ADI > 80) to least disadvantaged group (ADI < 20)n = 7,644
Abdominal radiology (New York)
Associations
1Adverse cardiovascular events
upin humans1
1 study
Adverse cardiovascular events
upin humans1
Abdominal aortic calcium predicts adverse cardiovascular events in humans.
“Sex-specific thresholds for automated abdominal CT-based body composition measures can be used to predict risk of death, adverse cardiovascular events, and fragility fractures.”
Humansmedian follow-up, 9 years
Radiology
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Abdominal Radiology
AI-generated CT body composition biomarkers associated with increased mortality risk in socioeconomically disadvantaged individuals
Cohort study of 7,644 peopleBiomarkers
Radiology
Abdominal CT Body Composition Thresholds Using Automated AI Tools for Predicting 10-year Adverse Outcomes
Cohort study of 9,223 peopleBiomarkers
Scientific Reports
Myosteatosis and aortic calcium score on abdominal CT as prognostic markers in non-dialysis chronic kidney disease patients
Cohort study of 149 peopleMyosteatosis