Association between Gallstone Disease and Metabolic Syndrome.

Amit Peswani, Vernon J. Sequeira, M. D’Silva, S. Ghanwat, P. P. Shah, A. C. Pinto
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introduction: Gallbladder stone disease is common and a leading cause of inpatient admissions for gastro-intestinal problem in modern world. Metabolic syndrome is slowly assuming shape of a global epidemic. There is currently only minimal data regarding the relationship between cholelithiasis and Metabolic syndrome in Indians. This study aims to assess if there is an association between the presence of gallstones and Metabolic Syndrome. Material and methods: At a tertiary care centre in Mumbai, 100 patients with cholelithiasis were compared with 100 controls to assess the profile with respect to Metabolic Syndrome. Result: 36% cases had Metabolic syndrome as against 16% controls. Of the components of Metabolic syndrome, obesity was the only one found to have a positive association. Conclusion: In our study, gallstone disease showed a statistically significant association with metabolic syndrome, however this association was positive only in female patients.
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胆结石病与代谢综合征的关系
简介:胆囊结石病是常见的,是主要原因住院的胃肠问题在现代世界。代谢综合征正慢慢形成一种全球流行病。目前关于印度人胆石症和代谢综合征之间关系的数据很少。本研究旨在评估胆结石的存在与代谢综合征之间是否存在关联。材料和方法:在孟买的一家三级保健中心,将100名胆石症患者与100名对照组进行比较,以评估代谢综合征的概况。结果:代谢综合征发生率为36%,对照组为16%。在代谢综合征的组成部分中,肥胖是唯一被发现与之呈正相关的。结论:在我们的研究中,胆结石疾病与代谢综合征的相关性有统计学意义,但这种相关性仅在女性患者中为正相关。
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