2016Central Plains Medical JournalRequires access

Correlation between gallstones and hyperlipidemia change

Weixue Huang, Jin Gan, Gui Cheng Yang, Xiqiang Mao, Wei Guoying

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Objective To investigate and analyze the correlation between the changes of gallbladder stone and hyperlipidemia. Methods To select 264 cases of gallstone patients as the research object. After fasting for 12 hours of intravenous blood testing, through the comparison of the blood lipid content, the effect of normal lipid and blood lipid abnormal in patients with gallstones were analyzed. Results In 264 cases of gallstone, 97 cases (36.74%) with normal blood lipid, and 167 cases with dyslipidemia , accounted for 63.26%. By comparison and observation, we found that gallstones in patients with dyslipidemia was significantly less than the number of blood lipids in normal people, gallstone patients usually suffer from hyperlipidemia. Therefore, hyperlipidemia was an important factor to promote the formation of gallbladder stones, and there was statistical significance(P<0.05). Conclusions In the evaluation of blood lipids, we found that patients with gallbladder stones generally suffer from hyperlipidemia, hyperlipidemia will promote the formation of gallbladder stones and the occurrence. The incidence rates of cholesterol, bile pigment and mixed gallstones in the gallbladder stones probability are high, and have important correlation with hyperlipidemia, and prevention of hyperlipidemia timely has an important influence on decreasing gallbladder stones. Key words: Gallstone; Hyperlipidemia; Correlation

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Objective To investigate and analyze the correlation between the changes of gallbladder stone and hyperlipidemia. Methods To select 264 cases of gallstone patients as the research object. After fasting for 12 hours of intravenous blood testing, through the comparison of the blood lipid content, the effect of normal lipid and blood lipid abnormal in patients with gallstones were analyzed. Results In 264 cases of gallstone, 97 cases (36.74%) with normal blood lipid, and 167 cases with dyslipidemia , accounted for 63.26%. By comparison and observation, we found that gallstones in patients with dyslipidemia was significantly less than the number of blood lipids in normal people, gallstone patients usually suffer from hyperlipidemia. Therefore, hyperlipidemia was an important factor to promote the formation of gallbladder stones, and there was statistical significance(P<0.05). Conclusions In the evaluation of blood lipids, we found that patients with gallbladder stones generally suffer from hyperlipidemia, hyperlipidemia will promote the formation of gallbladder stones and the occurrence. The incidence rates of cholesterol, bile pigment and mixed gallstones in the gallbladder stones probability are high, and have important correlation with hyperlipidemia, and prevention of hyperlipidemia timely has an important influence on decreasing gallbladder stones. Key words: Gallstone; Hyperlipidemia; Correlation

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Objective To investigate and analyze the correlation between the changes of gallbladder stone and hyperlipidemia. Methods To select 264 cases of gallstone patients as the research object. After fasting for 12 hours of intravenous blood testing, through the comparison of the blood lipid content, the effect of normal lipid and blood lipid abnormal in patients with gallstones were analyzed. Results In 264 cases of gallstone, 97 cases (36.74%) with normal blood lipid, and 167 cases with dyslipidemia , accounted for 63.26%. By comparison and observation, we found that gallstones in patients with dyslipidemia was significantly less than the number of blood lipids in normal people, gallstone patients usually suffer from hyperlipidemia. Therefore, hyperlipidemia was an important factor to promote the formation of gallbladder stones, and there was statistical significance(P<0.05). Conclusions In the evaluation of blood lipids, we found that patients with gallbladder stones generally suffer from hyperlipidemia, hyperlipidemia will promote the formation of gallbladder stones and the occurrence. The incidence rates of cholesterol, bile pigment and mixed gallstones in the gallbladder stones probability are high, and have important correlation with hyperlipidemia, and prevention of hyperlipidemia timely has an important influence on decreasing gallbladder stones. Key words: Gallstone; Hyperlipidemia; Correlation

Key concepts: Hyperlipidemia, Gallstones, Dyslipidemia, Medicine, Gallbladder Stone, Gallbladder, Blood lipids, Gastroenterology

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