Lipid Markers;
as Risk Factors in Coronary Artery Disease |
관동맥질환에서 각종 지질 및 지단백의 변화 |
황석순; 손수인; 서영숙; 김기식; 김윤년; 김권배 |
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Abstract |
To evaluate the relationship between coronary artery disease(CAD) and the various levels of lipid and lipoproteins; we performed coronary angiography to the patient; who were suspected coronary artery disease from January 1988 to August 1989. And compared it with normal control group. The number of control group were 41(21 men; 20 women); and the patient
group were 52(42 men; 10 women). The age was not differ between two groups.
The results were as follows;
1. In CAD group; the plasma concentration of total lipid; triglyceride; total cholesterol; phosphlipid; and TC/HDL ratio were; significantly higher than in control group. But; though; the concentration of HDL was lower in CAD group; had no significant difference between two groups.
2. The severity of CAD were well correlated with total lipid; cholesterol; LDL; trigylceride; phospholipid; TC/HDL; LDL/HDL levels. HDL level didnt's show significant correlation with the degree of CAD.
We concluded that total lipid; cholesterol; trigylceride TC/LDL ratio were valuable markers of CAD in Korean; but futher studies of lipoproteins and other risk factors in the large population will be recommended.
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Key Words:
Coronary artery disease,
Lipid, Lipoprotein |