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Significance of the Detection of Serum Uric Acid and Non-High Density Lipoprotein Cholesterol in the Prediction and Evaluation of Coronary Heart Diseases

Dongneng Jiang

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[Objective]To analyze the clinical value of serum uric acid,non-high density lipoprotein cholesterol(HDL C) and other blood index among the patients of coronary heart diseases(CHD).[Methods] 293 CHD cases and 147 healthy people were stochastically collected;detection was made on their serum uric acid and blood lipid;non HDL C value was calculated;statistical analysis was made with SPSS software.[Results] The levels of serum uric acid,non HDL C value and total cholesterol(TC) of the CHD group were obviously higher than that of the control(P0.01);the levels of low density lipoprotein cholesterol(LDL C) and aPoB were higher than that of the control(P0.05);the levels of aPoA-I and HDL C were significantly lower than that of the control(P0.01);the logistic regression analysis found that non HDL C had the closest relationship with CHD,then with UA,TG,LDL C and so on.[Conclusion]Non HDL C can more effectively predict and evaluate the occurrence of CHD than LDL C;high serum UA might be another risk factor for CHD.

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[Objective]To analyze the clinical value of serum uric acid,non-high density lipoprotein cholesterol(HDL C) and other blood index among the patients of coronary heart diseases(CHD).[Methods] 293 CHD cases and 147 healthy people were stochastically collected;detection was made on their serum uric acid and blood lipid;non HDL C value was calculated;statistical analysis was made with SPSS software.[Results] The levels of serum uric acid,non HDL C value and total cholesterol(TC) of the CHD group were obviously higher than that of the control(P0.01);the levels of low density lipoprotein cholesterol(LDL C) and aPoB were higher than that of the control(P0.05);the levels of aPoA-I and HDL C were significantly lower than that of the control(P0.01);the logistic regression analysis found that non HDL C had the closest relationship with CHD,then with UA,TG,LDL C and so on.[Conclusion]Non HDL C can more effectively predict and evaluate the occurrence of CHD than LDL C;high serum UA might be another risk factor for CHD.

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[Objective]To analyze the clinical value of serum uric acid,non-high density lipoprotein cholesterol(HDL C) and other blood index among the patients of coronary heart diseases(CHD).[Methods] 293 CHD cases and 147 healthy people were stochastically collected;detection was made on their serum uric acid and blood lipid;non HDL C value was calculated;statistical analysis was made with SPSS software.[Results] The levels of serum uric acid,non HDL C value and total cholesterol(TC) of the CHD group were obviously higher than that of the control(P0.01);the levels of low density lipoprotein cholesterol(LDL C) and aPoB were higher than that of the control(P0.05);the levels of aPoA-I and HDL C were significantly lower than that of the control(P0.01);the logistic regression analysis found that non HDL C had the closest relationship with CHD,then with UA,TG,LDL C and so on.[Conclusion]Non HDL C can more effectively predict and evaluate the occurrence of CHD than LDL C;high serum UA might be another risk factor for CHD.

Key concepts: Uric acid, Internal medicine, Apolipoprotein B, Medicine, Cholesterol, Logistic regression, High-density lipoprotein, Total cholesterol

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