The study of serum lipid profile in patients with cirrhosis of liver

Background: Cirrhosis of liver is a chronic condition hepatocellular failure due to different etiology which leads multiple complications and increases the morbidity mortality. The aim study was lipid profile in patients with cirrhosis assess if it relates severity cirrhosis. Hence, abnormal may be surrogate marker liver. Aims Objectives: Study profiles cirrhotic compare healthy population relate finding lipids. Materials Methods: This cross-sectional conducted department internal medicine over period 6 months. It carried on 51 50 non-cirrhotic subjects who attended outpatient inpatient department. established history, examination, investigations. Results: mean total cholesterol (TC), triglycerides (TG), high-density lipoprotein (HDL), low-density (LDL), very LDL (VLDL), respectively, found higher than patients, respectively. All TC, TG, HDL, LDL, VLDL value (P<0.05) were statically significant. Serum LD, level decreased more Child-Turcotte-Pough Criteria (CTP) Class C as compared CTP B. belonged cases class B showed statistical significance, can further correlated In present study, TG (P>0.05) statistically non-significant. Conclusion: parameters decrease progressively lower disease increased.