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Yabin Chen1, Hehui Cai1, Jianming Zhang1
1Clinical Laboratory, Quanzhou First Hospital Affiliated to Fujian Medical University, Quanzhou, Fujian, China.
Purpose:
To investigate the level of sdLDL and the frequency of LDLR rs688 polymorphisms, as well as the correspondence between them, and to analyze the risk factors for stroke.
Methods:
Between March 2019 and November 2019, 232 patients diagnosed with stroke and 96 health volunteers were enrolled in Quanzhou First Hospital. Subjects were divided into control group, ischemic stroke group (n=120) and hemorrhagic stroke group (n=112). The level of sdLDL and the genotypes and allele frequencies of LDLR rs688 were compared between groups, the correspondence was analyzed with Spearman method. Risk factors were analyzed with Binary logistic regression.
Results:
The level of sdLDL was highest in ischemic group, followed by hemorrhagic stroke group and lowest control group. The differences of genotypes and allele frequencies of LDLR rs688 were significant in ischemic stroke group (p=0.0000 and 0.0000 respectively), while were not significant in hemorrhagic group (p=0.184 and .0137). There was no obvious correlation between the level of sdLDL and LDLR rs688 genotype by Spearman analysis (p=0.116).
Conclusion:
Elevated sdLDL level and the C>T mutation of LDLR rs688 are independent risk factors for ischemic stroke, while they are not correlative to hemorrhagic stroke. The surveillance and regulatory of sdLDL level, the detection of LDLR rs688 gene polymorphisms may contribute to the prevention of ischemic stroke.
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