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The detection value of lipids and serum uric acid in elderly patients with fatty liver

Tang Xianhua

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Objective To explore the clinical significance of lipids and serum uric acid concentrations in elderly patients with fatty liver.Methods There were 123 cases of elderly patients with fatty liver in our hospital as the observation group,and there were 130 healthy cases selected at the same period in our hospital for health examination as the control group.The observation indexes of the two groups were detected.Results Compared with control group,the incidence of high cholesterol and abnormal blood uric acid in the observation group were significantly higher(P 0.05).The observation group of patients with CHOL,TG,LDL-C,UA,compared with the control group whose test values were significantly higher(P 0.05);HDL-C test value compared with the control group was significantly lower(P 0.05).Conclusion Cholesterol and uric acid metabolism are clinical manifestations of fatty liver in elderly patients;the detection of these two indicators is of great significance for disease prevention in patients with fatty liver.

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Objective To explore the clinical significance of lipids and serum uric acid concentrations in elderly patients with fatty liver.Methods There were 123 cases of elderly patients with fatty liver in our hospital as the observation group,and there were 130 healthy cases selected at the same period in our hospital for health examination as the control group.The observation indexes of the two groups were detected.Results Compared with control group,the incidence of high cholesterol and abnormal blood uric acid in the observation group were significantly higher(P 0.05).The observation group of patients with CHOL,TG,LDL-C,UA,compared with the control group whose test values were significantly higher(P 0.05);HDL-C test value compared with the control group was significantly lower(P 0.05).Conclusion Cholesterol and uric acid metabolism are clinical manifestations of fatty liver in elderly patients;the detection of these two indicators is of great significance for disease prevention in patients with fatty liver.

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Objective To explore the clinical significance of lipids and serum uric acid concentrations in elderly patients with fatty liver.Methods There were 123 cases of elderly patients with fatty liver in our hospital as the observation group,and there were 130 healthy cases selected at the same period in our hospital for health examination as the control group.The observation indexes of the two groups were detected.Results Compared with control group,the incidence of high cholesterol and abnormal blood uric acid in the observation group were significantly higher(P 0.05).The observation group of patients with CHOL,TG,LDL-C,UA,compared with the control group whose test values were significantly higher(P 0.05);HDL-C test value compared with the control group was significantly lower(P 0.05).Conclusion Cholesterol and uric acid metabolism are clinical manifestations of fatty liver in elderly patients;the detection of these two indicators is of great significance for disease prevention in patients with fatty liver.

Key concepts: Medicine, Uric acid, Internal medicine, Incidence (geometry), Fatty liver, Gastroenterology, Clinical significance, Blood lipids

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