Prevalence of subclinical central vascular disease in obese Egyptian patients /
Mahmud Shaban Ahmed Abdelaleem
Prevalence of subclinical central vascular disease in obese Egyptian patients / معدل حدوث الذبحة الصدرية تحت الإكلينكية فى مرضى السمنة المصريين Mahmud Shaban Ahmed Abdelaleem ; Supervised Amr Mohammed Amin , Ahmed Abdelsamie Kandeel - Cairo : Mahmud Shaban Ahmed Abdelaleem , 2014 - 121 P. : facsimiles ; 25cm
Thesis (M.Sc.) - Cairo University - Faculty of Medicine - Department of Nuclear medicine
Background Worldwide, Egypt is among the first four countries suffering from obesity. waist circumference [WC] is a component used to define metabolic syndrome[MS]. The role of WC as an independent predictor of silent myocardial ischemia [SMI], above its contribution to metabolic syndrome, remains unknown in Egyptian obese patients hence we aimed to detect SMI in such patients. Conclusion Obese Egyptian patients with WC >80cm in women and 94 cm in men are independently associated with an increased prevalence of SMI
Central vascular disease Nuclear medicine Obese Egyptian patients
Prevalence of subclinical central vascular disease in obese Egyptian patients / معدل حدوث الذبحة الصدرية تحت الإكلينكية فى مرضى السمنة المصريين Mahmud Shaban Ahmed Abdelaleem ; Supervised Amr Mohammed Amin , Ahmed Abdelsamie Kandeel - Cairo : Mahmud Shaban Ahmed Abdelaleem , 2014 - 121 P. : facsimiles ; 25cm
Thesis (M.Sc.) - Cairo University - Faculty of Medicine - Department of Nuclear medicine
Background Worldwide, Egypt is among the first four countries suffering from obesity. waist circumference [WC] is a component used to define metabolic syndrome[MS]. The role of WC as an independent predictor of silent myocardial ischemia [SMI], above its contribution to metabolic syndrome, remains unknown in Egyptian obese patients hence we aimed to detect SMI in such patients. Conclusion Obese Egyptian patients with WC >80cm in women and 94 cm in men are independently associated with an increased prevalence of SMI
Central vascular disease Nuclear medicine Obese Egyptian patients