Elevated white blood cell count in subjects with Impaired glucose tolerance
作者： K. Ohshita , K. Yamane , M. Hanafusa , H. Mori , K. Mito
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摘要: OBJECTIVE —Impaired glucose tolerance (IGT) and impaired fasting (IFG) differ in their risk of all-cause cardiovascular mortality, but previous cross-sectional studies have suggested little difference levels lipids or blood pressure. We compared the white cell (WBC) count between subjects with IFG IGT. RESEARCH DESIGN AND METHODS —The were 4,720 nondiabetic Japanese men aged 24–84 years. Based on 75-g oral test, classified into following four groups: normal glucose/normal ( n = 3,753), isolated 290), IGT 476), IFG/IGT 201). WBC among groups investigated variables that showed a significant association count. RESULTS group had significantly higher than (6,530 vs. 6,210/mm 3 , P R 2 0.057). In analysis stratified by smoking status, was independently associated 2-h PG triglycerides, irrespective status. CONCLUSIONS —Individuals those IFG. The various components metabolic syndrome.
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