Impaired glucose tolerance in patients with postprandial triglyceride and atherogenic relevance.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 15 Impaired glucose tolerance in patients with postprandial triglyceride and atherogenic relevance Of: Yang Ling CHEN Jian Wang Ping Xu [Abstract] Objective: To investigate the fasting triglyceride (TG normal (TG lt;1.7 mmol / L) of impaired glucose tolerance (IGT fat meal TG levels in patients with the dynamic changes on the formation of atherosclerosis. Method: Select 31 cases of healthy volunteers as control group (NC group, 45 patients with impaired glucose tolerance IGT group of patients (IGT group, through the fatty meal after meal load test conducted on two groups of TG metabolism. by fat meal 4 h TG levels will IGT group was divided into normal group after the meal (PNTG group and increased postprandial group (PHTG group, all subjects were detected using color Doppler ultrasound of carotid artery intima-media thickness (CIMT which were analyzed. Results: In control group and the IGT, postprandial TG has the higher peak in postprandial 4 h.IGT group area under the curve for triglyceride (TG AUC and postprandial 4 h TG level of the most significant correlation (P lt;0.05). PHTG group, PNTG group and control group CIMT were (1.02 + -0.43) mm, (0.71 + -0.20) mm and (0.73 + -0.22) mm, the incidence of carotid artery plaque were 81.4%, 50.6% and 45.3%, PHTG group were more than control group and PNTG group, the difference was significant statistically significant (P lt;0.05). with CIMT as the dependent variable, other indicators as independent variables, multiple linear correlation analysis, found that CIMT and body mass index (BMI, the age (AGE , systolic blood pressure (SBP, TG AUC, TG4 h showed a positive correlation coefficients were 0.348,0.311,0.352,0.497,0.482, P lt;0.05. Conclusion: IGT patients with postprandial TG levels 4 h of fasting TG before abnormal abnormal The increase in atherosclerosis and correlated, it should be routine testing of patients with IGT and postprandial TG CIMT. [Keywords:] impaired glucose tolera