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A comparative study of Serum ALT levels in metabolic syndrome patients with and without NAFLD
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Background: This study was undertaken to evaluate the Serum ALT levels in MetS patients with and without NAFLD. The objective was to compare the change in serum ALT levels in those patients. Methods: The study was conducted in the Department of Biochemistry in association with Department of Medicine, National Institute of Medical Sciences and Hospital, Jaipur. At the same time adult diagnosed 150 MetS patients (75 without NAFLD & 75 with NAFLD) were taken. Anthropometric measurements were taken. ALT was measured in serum in both groups. The data obtained was statistically analysed. Results: Serum ALT was 67.89 ± 36.26 U/l in MetS with NAFLD while it was 46.03 ± 8.99 U/l in without NAFLD. Conclusions: increased ALT level is highly significant (p value < 0.001) in MetS with NAFLD as compare to without NAFLD. So increase in ALT in blood is associated with NAFLD in MetS patients.
Title: A comparative study of Serum ALT levels in metabolic syndrome patients with and without NAFLD
Description:
Background: This study was undertaken to evaluate the Serum ALT levels in MetS patients with and without NAFLD.
The objective was to compare the change in serum ALT levels in those patients.
Methods: The study was conducted in the Department of Biochemistry in association with Department of Medicine, National Institute of Medical Sciences and Hospital, Jaipur.
At the same time adult diagnosed 150 MetS patients (75 without NAFLD & 75 with NAFLD) were taken.
Anthropometric measurements were taken.
ALT was measured in serum in both groups.
The data obtained was statistically analysed.
Results: Serum ALT was 67.
89 ± 36.
26 U/l in MetS with NAFLD while it was 46.
03 ± 8.
99 U/l in without NAFLD.
Conclusions: increased ALT level is highly significant (p value < 0.
001) in MetS with NAFLD as compare to without NAFLD.
So increase in ALT in blood is associated with NAFLD in MetS patients.
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