Comparison of lipid profile parameters in hypertension patients versus healthy individuals in Babylon province

This research aimed to assess the correlation between parameters lipids in male and female hypertension patients, and compare with control healthy persons, the study was done retrospectively for investigations conducted in governmental hospitals and private laboratories in the city of Babylon. The verbal accord was gained from all study applicants. This study intricate 235 human participants in total, ages ranging from 20 to 80. One hundred male and female volunteers with normotension were chosen as the control group out of the 235 subjects. Group 2 consisted of the remaining individuals, both male and female, who were classified as hypertensive. The results revealed a major optimistic association between LDL and HDL in the male group also optimistic connection was revealed between them in the female group, also results showed a positive correlation between LDL and HDL in hypertension of female groups, and the results revealed a significant increase (p˂0.01) of LDL in female compare with the male in both patient and healthy groups, but no significant differences (p>0.01) between male and female in both patient and control in the level of HDL.

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International Journal of Advanced Biochemistry Research
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.33545/26174693.2025.v9.i6m.4676
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Liver Disease Diagnosis and Treatment
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Comparison of lipid profile parameters in hypertension patients versus healthy individuals in Babylon province

Hawraa Saad Al‐Kawaz, Mazin Eidan Hadi, Karrar Salih Mahdi
International Journal of Advanced Biochemistry Research
Liver Disease Diagnosis and Treatment
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Comparison of lipid profile parameters in hypertension patients versus healthy individuals in Babylon province

Hawraa Saad Al‐Kawaz, Mazin Eidan Hadi, Karrar Salih Mahdi
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Abstract

This research aimed to assess the correlation between parameters lipids in male and female hypertension patients, and compare with control healthy persons, the study was done retrospectively for investigations conducted in governmental hospitals and private laboratories in the city of Babylon. The verbal accord was gained from all study applicants. This study intricate 235 human participants in total, ages ranging from 20 to 80. One hundred male and female volunteers with normotension were chosen as the control group out of the 235 subjects. Group 2 consisted of the remaining individuals, both male and female, who were classified as hypertensive. The results revealed a major optimistic association between LDL and HDL in the male group also optimistic connection was revealed between them in the female group, also results showed a positive correlation between LDL and HDL in hypertension of female groups, and the results revealed a significant increase (p˂0.01) of LDL in female compare with the male in both patient and healthy groups, but no significant differences (p>0.01) between male and female in both patient and control in the level of HDL.

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