Glucose-Insulin Indicators at Patients with Verified Coronary Atherosclerosis in Yakutia: Ethnicity and Gender Features
Abstract
The results of glucoseinsulin indicators levels study in patients with verified coronary atherosclerosis in comparison with persons without clinical signs of coronary heart disease, depending on ethnic and gender are presented in this article. Among inhabitants of Yakutia coronary atherosclerosis correlated with all studied indicators: since elevated levels of glucose (r=0.344, p<0.01), Cpeptide (r=0.713, р<0.01), insulin (r=0.566, р<0.01) and HOMAIR index (r=0.581, р<0.01). In comparison groups ethnic differences were characterized by higher levels of insulin (р=0.004) and HOMAIR index (r=0.026) in native women, while in nonnative men and women were higher glucose levels (р=0.000). Gender differences were also obtained in comparison groups: insulin and HOMAIR index levels (р=0.000) in native women, also Cpeptide (r=0.004) and insulin (r=0.000) levels in nonnative women were higher unlike men.
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A. N. Romanova
ФГБНУ «ЯНЦ КМП»
Russian Federation
Russian Federation
A. S. Golderova
ФГБНУ «ЯНЦ КМП»
Russian Federation
Russian Federation
E. A. Alekseeva
ФГБНУ «ЯНЦ КМП»
Russian Federation
Russian Federation
S. D. Efremova
ФГБНУ «ЯНЦ КМП»
Russian Federation
Russian Federation
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Romanova A.N., Golderova A.S., Alekseeva E.A., Efremova S.D. Glucose-Insulin Indicators at Patients with Verified Coronary Atherosclerosis in Yakutia: Ethnicity and Gender Features. Yakut Medical Journal. 2015;(3):81-83.
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