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The Interaction of Dyslipidaemia with Glycaemia in an Adult Population Study

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Specialty Endocrinology
Date 2019 Mar 29
PMID 30918867
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Purpose: Individuals with dysglycaemic are prone to dyslipidaemia. Understanding the dyslipidaemic status of dysglycaemic individuals is essential for monitoring and early prevention. The aim was to assess the control of lipidaemia by glycaemic status in a representative adult population.

Methods: A retrospective health examination survey was performed on a sample of adults ( = 3947) in Malta in 2014-6. Sociodemographic data, biochemistry blood tests and anthropometric measurements were gathered. Statistical analysis was performed to evaluate the lipidaemic status and its control across the glycaemic spectrum (normoglycemic, impaired fasting glucose individuals, new diabetics and known diabetics).

Results: The prevalence of a was 7.75% (CI 95%: 6.69-8.63), among whom 6.97% (CI 95%: 6.21-7.81) were naïve dyslipidaemic. A progressive elevation in both LDL-C and total cholesterol but not triglycerides was present among a individuals across the glycaemic spectrum. was present in 19.26% (CI 95%: 18.05-20.52) of the total general population and in 46.59% (CI 95%: 40.49-52.69%) of known diabetics. Most individuals irrespective of lipid status were normoglycaemic.

Conclusions: Dyslipidaemia occurs in the presence of insulin resistance. Dyslipidaemia predominated in the normoglycaemic state irrespective of statins use, indicating the need to manage dyslipidaemia prior to dysglycaemia.

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