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Abstract
To assess the association between Non-HDL/ HDL ratio, TG/HDL ratio and hemoglobin A1C in diabetic patients with coronary artery disease, we included 124 patients presenting to Suez Canal University hospital. Patients classified into three groups non-diabetic, diabetic controlled and diabetic uncontrolled: all patients preformed ECG, liver function test, kidney function test, thyroid profile, serum electrolytes, lipid profile, CBC and echocardiography. Patients with history of family dyslipidemia, endocrine disorder as ( Cushing’s syndrome, thyroid dysfunction or acromegaly), Severe to moderate anemia, Severe renal disease, severe hepatic diseased patient, Female complaining from gestational DM and taking (enthroxine, cortisone, retinoid, highly active antiretroviral agents, cyclosporine, tacrolimus, excessive alcohol intake) were excluded.
There was no correlation between Non-HDL/HDL ratio, TG/HDL ratio and hemoglobin A1C in diabetic ischemic patient but when classify patients diabetic and non-diabetic according to who on lipid lowering agent and not we found positive significant relation.
The study group showed a male predominance (77%), most of patient between fifty to seventy years (67%), highly negative consanguinity (70%), sizable patients highly educated (65%), majority of patients tend to sedentary life style and occupation (90%), most of patients obese and overweight, high number of male have abdominal fat (waist circumference > 94 cm) (67%) and all females have it >84cm.
Most of patients have positive risk factories to coronary artery disease