Elderly coronary heart disease and plasma homocysteine level correlation.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 9 Elderly coronary heart disease and plasma homocysteine level correlation Of: Wang Yanwei, Wang Shanan, clever, Shu Kai, Lee [Abstract] Objective To investigate plasma homocysteine #8203;#8203;(HCY levels and coronary heart disease (CHD relationship. Methods CHD were measured by enzymatic cycling patients (117 cases and the control group (50 cases of plasma HCY levels. Results CHD plasma HCY levels were significantly higher (P lt;0.001, different clinical types of patients, HCY level AMIgt; UAPgt; SAPgt; control group, SAP group compared with the control group there was significant difference (P lt;0.005, UAP, AMI and control groups There were significant differences (P lt;0.001, SAP and UAP, AMI group showed significant differences, respectively, P lt;0.05 and P lt;0.001,0,1,2,3 vessel disease by plasma HCY concentration increasing trend level, 0 vessel disease with other diseases differ significantly between groups (P lt;0.001,1 branch and 3 vessel disease or two vessel disease and 3 differences between the groups was significant (P lt;0.01,1 support and two lesions no significant difference between (Pgt; 0.05. Conclusions of plasma HCY levels in patients with CHD was significantly higher, the more the number of coronary vessel disease, higher plasma HCY levels, suggesting that HCY levels and the occurrence of CHD, is closely related to the development of is a risk factor for CHD. [Keywords:] cycle enzyme, homocysteine, coronary artery disease Coronary heart disease (coronary heart disease, CHD leading cause of death in developed countries. In China, the incidence of coronary heart disease and mortality in the rapid rise in serious harm to people’s health. The main pathological changes of atherosclerosis (atherosclerosis , AS, AS early prevention can help reduce the incidence of coronary heart disease. CHD patients by studying plasma homocysteine #8203;#8203;(HCY levels and coronary heart disease to understand the correlation