ZHENG Xiao-ya, et al. Association research between metabolism syndrome and fatty liver of 5782 health examination cohort in Chongqing[J]. Journal of Chongqing Medical University, 2010,35(5):727-730.
ZHENG Xiao-ya, et al. Association research between metabolism syndrome and fatty liver of 5782 health examination cohort in Chongqing[J]. Journal of Chongqing Medical University, 2010,35(5):727-730. DOI: 10.13406/j.cnki.cyxb.2010.05.003.
Objective:To study the incidence rates of metabolism syndrome(MS)and fattyliver of 5782 health examination cohort in Chongqing to further investigate the interrelation of the two diseases.Methods:Subjects were divided into different groups according to age and gender
the incidence rates of MS and fatty liver of 5782 health examination cohort were analyzed and the incidence rate variances of MS and fatty liver between different age and gender groups were compared.Logistic regression analysis was used to analyze the dependability between fatty liver and age
gender
BMI
GLU
TC
TG
HDL-C and LDL.The incidence odds ratio(OR)of obesity
high blood pressure(HBP)
high blood glucose and blood lipids disorder between fatty liver group and non-fatty liver group were compared.Results:Among the 5 782 participants
the incidence rates of MS and fatty liver were 9.58% and 25.9% respectively.The incidence rate of MS increased as age increases
and the incidence rates of MS and fatty liver in male were obviously higher than those in female(P<0.001);Logistic regression analysis showed the incidence rate of fatty liver was influenced by six factors including gender
BMI
GLU
TC
TG and HDL-C;Compared with non-fatty liver group
the incidence OR of obesity
HBP and blood lipids disorder in fatty liver group significantly increased and were 9.03
3.08
4.11 and 5.09 respectively.Conclusion:The incidence rates of MS and fatty liver are high in mental labor cohort of Chongqing
and MS and fatty liver have close relationship.To have health examination and B type ultrasound screening and change bad living habits as soon as possible are beneficial for the early prevention and management of the two diseases.