Lipid profile pattern in Hemorrhagic stroke�A Study from Osmania General Hospital

DR.R.SIDDESWARI; DR.P.MUSA KHAN; DR.B.SUDARSI

Volume : VI, Issue : VII, July - 2016

Lipid profile pattern in Hemorrhagic stroke�A Study from Osmania General Hospital

Dr. R. Siddeswari, Dr. P. Musa Khan, Dr. B. Sudarsi

Abstract :

Objective: To study the lipid profile pattern in hemorrhagic stroke. Materials and methods: This is observational study conducted on 100 patients diagnosed with hemorrhagic stroke who were admitted to Osmania General Hospital from 2014–16.A detailed history, physical examination and outcome details were collected from the hospital medical records. Data regarding fasting lipid profile,computed tomography (CT) or magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) ain reports were collected from medical records.NCEP/ATP–III guidelines were followed. Results : Majority of the patients were males(n= 73).Most of the patients were of age > 50 years (n= 72) .Most of them are hypertensives (n= 76).Number of alcoholics and smokers were similar ( n= 48 , n = 41).Number of patients with 2 or more risk factors is n = 46.Most common site of bleed was capsuloganglionic region( n= 69). Total number of deaths n = 16(16%). Of these deaths n=12 were capsuloganglionic bleeds.Number of patients with low HDL–C (< 40mg/dl ) were n= 56, total cholesterol (< 200mg /dL) n=87, LDL–c level (<100 mg/dL) n= 64, triglycerides level (< 150 mg/dL) were n=71. Conclusion : The present study concludes that desirable levels of total cholesterol ,LDL–cholesterol, triglycerides and low HDL–cholesterol are associated with the intracereal hemorrhage.