METABOLIC SYNDROME AMONG ADULTS POPULATION SINGLE CENTER EXPERANCE IN BASRAH

ABSTRACT Metabolic syndrome increases the risk for coronary heart disease and stroke by three folds with marked increase in cardiovascular mortality. The aim of this work is to study metabolic syndrome in adult’s persons in Basrah in single center. A cross sectional hospital based study of adults pe...

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Main Author: Abbas Ali Mansour
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: University of Basrah 2005-06-01
Series:The Medical Journal of Basrah University
Online Access:https://mjbu.uobasrah.edu.iq/article_47319_5ba9594a535bb78ad102043b5285dc0a.pdf
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spelling doaj-0b142424e8fe43dd9ce0a882d2f52cf22020-11-25T02:57:31ZengUniversity of BasrahThe Medical Journal of Basrah University 0253-07592413-44142005-06-01231384110.33762/mjbu.2005.4731947319METABOLIC SYNDROME AMONG ADULTS POPULATION SINGLE CENTER EXPERANCE IN BASRAHAbbas Ali MansourABSTRACT Metabolic syndrome increases the risk for coronary heart disease and stroke by three folds with marked increase in cardiovascular mortality. The aim of this work is to study metabolic syndrome in adult’s persons in Basrah in single center. A cross sectional hospital based study of adults persons including persons seen in the in-patient and out-patient clinic of the Al-Faiha General hospital over a period from January to August 2004, who agree to participate. The presence of 3 metabolic abnormalities is enough to establish the diagnosis of metabolic syndrome. The metabolic abnormalities were abdominal obesity, high serum triglycerides, low high-density lipoprotein cholesterol, hypertension, and high fasting plasma glucose. Total number of persons was 500, of them 152 women and 348 men. Age range 20-88 year, with mean age of 49.9± 11.3 year. Metabolic syndrome was seen in 332 persons (66.4%), 214 of males (61.4%), and 118 females (77.6%). There was a clear increase in the prevalence of the metabolic syndrome with increasing age up to the age of 79 year. In conclusion: This study reported high figure of metabolic syndrome. Adoption of Westeraern life in our society with overweight, physical inactivity, sedentary behavior, and unhealthy dietary habits may be the cause.https://mjbu.uobasrah.edu.iq/article_47319_5ba9594a535bb78ad102043b5285dc0a.pdf
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METABOLIC SYNDROME AMONG ADULTS POPULATION SINGLE CENTER EXPERANCE IN BASRAH
The Medical Journal of Basrah University
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author_sort Abbas Ali Mansour
title METABOLIC SYNDROME AMONG ADULTS POPULATION SINGLE CENTER EXPERANCE IN BASRAH
title_short METABOLIC SYNDROME AMONG ADULTS POPULATION SINGLE CENTER EXPERANCE IN BASRAH
title_full METABOLIC SYNDROME AMONG ADULTS POPULATION SINGLE CENTER EXPERANCE IN BASRAH
title_fullStr METABOLIC SYNDROME AMONG ADULTS POPULATION SINGLE CENTER EXPERANCE IN BASRAH
title_full_unstemmed METABOLIC SYNDROME AMONG ADULTS POPULATION SINGLE CENTER EXPERANCE IN BASRAH
title_sort metabolic syndrome among adults population single center experance in basrah
publisher University of Basrah
series The Medical Journal of Basrah University
issn 0253-0759
2413-4414
publishDate 2005-06-01
description ABSTRACT Metabolic syndrome increases the risk for coronary heart disease and stroke by three folds with marked increase in cardiovascular mortality. The aim of this work is to study metabolic syndrome in adult’s persons in Basrah in single center. A cross sectional hospital based study of adults persons including persons seen in the in-patient and out-patient clinic of the Al-Faiha General hospital over a period from January to August 2004, who agree to participate. The presence of 3 metabolic abnormalities is enough to establish the diagnosis of metabolic syndrome. The metabolic abnormalities were abdominal obesity, high serum triglycerides, low high-density lipoprotein cholesterol, hypertension, and high fasting plasma glucose. Total number of persons was 500, of them 152 women and 348 men. Age range 20-88 year, with mean age of 49.9± 11.3 year. Metabolic syndrome was seen in 332 persons (66.4%), 214 of males (61.4%), and 118 females (77.6%). There was a clear increase in the prevalence of the metabolic syndrome with increasing age up to the age of 79 year. In conclusion: This study reported high figure of metabolic syndrome. Adoption of Westeraern life in our society with overweight, physical inactivity, sedentary behavior, and unhealthy dietary habits may be the cause.
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