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Cardiovascular diseases (CVDs) is a number one cause of death globally. WHOestimated that CVD is a cause of 17.9 million deaths (or 31% of all globaldeaths) in 2016. It may seem surprising, CVDs can be easily prevented byaltering lifestyle to avoid risk factors. The only requirement needed is toknow your risk prior. Thai CV Risk score is a trustworthy tool to forecast riskof having cardiovascular event in the future for Thais. This study is anexternal validation of the Thai CV risk score. We aim to answer two keyquestions. Firstly, Can Thai CV Risk score developed using dataset of peoplefrom central and north western parts of Thailand is applicable to people fromother parts of the country? Secondly, Can Thai CV Risk score developed forgeneral public works for hospital's patients who tend to have higher risk? Weanswer these two questions using a dataset of 1,025 patients (319 males, 35-70years old) from Lansaka Hospital in the southern Thailand. In brief, we findthat the Thai CV risk score works for southern Thais population includingpatients in the hospital. It generally works well for low CV risk group.However, the score tends to overestimate moderate and high risks. Fortunately,this poses no serious concern for general public as it only makes people bemore careful about their lifestyle. The doctor should be careful when using thescore with other factors to make treatment decision.

An external validation of Thais' cardiovascular 10-year risk assessment in the southern Thailand