SERUM ELECTROLYTES CHANGES WITH ATHEROGENIC INDEX OF PLASMA IN HYPOTHYROID DIABETIC (TYPE-2) YOUNG MALES
AbstractBackground: Atherogenic index of plasma, a newly emerging lipid parameter, has been employed only in a few studies of diabetics and not at all in hypothyroid type -2 diabetic young males with electrolytes imbalance.
Methods: Association between diabetic hypothyroid and electrolytes with atherogenic index of plasma in 50 subjects and aged (25-45 years) matched healthy controlled were studied retrospectively. Glucose and lipid parameters were measured on fully automated analyzer using standard reagent kits. Serum TSH and serum Electrolytes were measured by TOSOH-AIA-360, immunoassay method and Easylyte Na/K analyzer, respectively.
Results: On comparing the different parameters, a significant correlation (r=-0.38, p=0.005) between serum sodium and AIP was seen.
Conclusions: Decrease sodium values and increased AIP values indicated the higher risk of CVD, in the type -2 diabetic hypothyroid young males, while there were no changed in serum potassium values.
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3046-3050
376KB
1873
English
IJPSR
Neha Sharma*, Simant Baliarsingh and G.G. Kaushik 2
Department of Biochemistry, SRMS-Institute of Medical Sciences, Bareilly, Uttar Pradesh, India
neha16.sharma@gmail.com
09 March, 2013
03 May, 2013
27 July, 2013
http://dx.doi.org/10.13040/IJPSR.0975-8232.4(8).3046-50
01 August, 2013
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