In patient with low coronary risk, the proportion of patient with carotid atherosclerosis artery I-II degree was (42.0%) higher than patient with carotid atherosclerosis artery III-IV degree (21.1%) (p < 0.05). Conclusions: There was an relationship between the thickness of internal carotid artery layer and coronary risk in 10 years by Framingham point scores in patients with dyslipidemia.