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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 5 Nutritional evaluation of different methods applied in elderly patients with cardiovascular comparison of Keywords:: nutritional assessment; MNA; MNA-SF; aged cardiovascular patients [Abstract] Objective To compare in elderly patients with cardiovascular mini nutritional assessment (mini nutritional assessment, MNA) and mini nutritional assessment summary method (short-form mini nutritional assessment, MNA-SF), and understand the above-mentioned two methods with the traditional nutrition indicators of relevance. Methods A cross-sectional survey, the entire group were randomly selected in December 2003 ~ March 2004 two hospitals in Shanghai aged ≥ 60 years, a clear clinical diagnosis of 170 cases of cardiovascular patients, respectively, recording the results of biochemical markers and anthropometric measurements, and use MNA , MNA-SF scale to rate and group. Results (1) to MNA and MNA-SF Law Act grouped different groups in BMI, triceps skin-fold thickness ﹑ arm muscle circumference, albumin ﹑ ﹑ ﹑ calf Wai hemoglobin on the differences were significant, but the lymphocytes and blood total cholesterol was no significant difference. (2) with the MNA and MNA-SF methods to evaluate the nutritional status of elderly cardiovascular patients, the results of a high degree of consistency observed agreement rate was 85.3%, Kappa value = 0.706. The correlation coefficient of two kinds of scores r = 0.839, (P = 0.036). (3) MNA and MNA-SF linear regression equation for the MNA = 1.31 SF 7.76. Conclusion MNA and MNA-SF can early and comprehensive evaluation of cardiovascular disease, the nutritional status of the elderly, and the results have a higher consistency. MNA-SF is more quick and easy. [Keywords:] nutritional assessment; MNA; MNA-SF; aged cardiovascular patients Comparison of different evaluation methods for nutrition status of elderly patients of CHD [Abstract] Objective To compare MNA with MNA-SF in assessment of nutrition status