Background and purpose: Cardiovascular disorders (CVDs)، including coronary artery disease (CAD) are amongst the pioneer causes of mortality and morbidity worldwide. Materials and methods: In this cross-sectional study، the patients were selected from the Mazandaran heart center whose CAD was confirmed by angiography. Demographic and clinical data were recorded in a checklist. Results: The patients included 55% males (mean age: 59. 9± 10. 2 years) and 45% females (mean age: 57. 1± 6. 8 years) (P=0. 14). The prevalence of coexistent risk factors was as follows: hypertension 57%، diabetes 46%، dyslipidemia 40. 4%، and smoking 20. 2%. Distribution of risk factors by gender was as follows: hypertension in 51% of males and in 65% of females (P>0. 05)، dyslipidemia in 34. 7% of males and 47. 5% in females (P>0. 05)، diabetes in 32. 6% of males and 62. 5% of females (P=0. 005)، obesity (BMI≥ 30) in 20. 4% of males and 40% of females (P=0. 043)، and smoking was observed in 36. 7% of males (P<0. 001). Men were diagnosed with 2 or 3-vessel coronary artery disease، while the women mainly had the single-vessel disease (P=0. 016). Conclusion: High prevalence of preventable risk factors was seen in patients studied، so، appropriate training، promotion of healthy lifestyle، and CVD screening in high-risk individuals could be of great benefit in reducing the burden of CAD diseases. Keywords: coronary artery disease, angiography, risk factors