Objective To investigate the prevalence rate of non-obese fatty liver disease and its influencing factors, and to provide a reference for the prevention and treatment of fatty liver disease.Methods A total of 23 545 individuals who underwent physical examination in Karamay Central Hospital from January to December 2015 and had complete data of abdominal ultrasound, body mass index (BMI), age, and sex were screened out to analyze the prevalence rate of fatty liver disease, and 7484 individuals with normal BMI who had complete data of triglyceride (TG), fasting blood glucose, and alanine aminotransferase (ALT) were further screened out to perform a multivariate analysis. The t-test was used for comparison of normally distributed continuous data between two groups, and the Mann-Whitney U test was used for comparison of non-normally distributed continuous data between two groups; the chi-square test was used for comparison of categorical data between groups. A multivariate logistic regression analysis was performed to investigate independent influencing factors for non-obese fatty liver disease.Results In 2015, the prevalence rate of fatty liver disease was 30.2% (7116/23 545) among the individuals who underwent physical examination in Karamay Central Hospital. A stratified analysis based on BMI showed that the individuals with emaciation, normal BMI, overweight, and obesity had a prevalence rate of 0.8% (6/706), 9.3% (919/9899), 38.4% (3404/8870), and 68.5% (2787/4070), respectively (all P < 0.05), and male individuals had a significantly higher prevalence rate of fatty liver disease than female individuals (all P < 0.05). Among the 919 patients with non-obese fatty liver disease, young, middle-aged, and elderly patients accounted for 40.7% (374/919), 46.1% (424/919), and 13.2% (121/919), respectively. For the individuals with normal BMI, there was no significant difference in the prevalence rate of fatty liver disease between middle-aged and elderly individuals (14.5% vs 16.8%, P > 0.05), while both of them had a significantly higher prevalence rate than the young individuals (14.5%/16.8% vs 6.0%, P < 0.05). Young and middle-aged male individuals had a significantly higher prevalence rate of fatty liver disease than their female counterparts (χ2=99.40 and 43.29, both P < 0.001), while the elderly male individuals had a significantly lower prevalence rate than their female counterparts (χ2=9.81, P=0.002). For the individuals with normal BMI, the individuals with normal TG had a prevalence rate of fatty liver disease of 5.0% (311/6273), while those with elevated TG had a prevalence rate of 26.8% (325/1211), with a significant difference between the two groups (χ2=624.90, P < 0.001). The multivariate logistic regression analysis showed that age, BMI, ALT, fasting blood glucose, TG, and serum uric acid level were independent influencing factors for fatty liver disease in individuals with normal BMI (all P < 0.001).Conclusion There is a relatively high prevalence rate of non-obese fatty liver disease among individuals undergoing physical examination in Karamay Central Hospital, and 61.5% of the patients with non-obese fatty liver disease have glucose or lipid metabolic disorders. Serum TG level may be used as a simple and effective screening index for non-obese fatty liver disease.
而BE在理论上可能降低PD术后DGE的发生,故近些年部分研究者[1-4, 7]将BE引入PD中。有研究[1-2, 7, 20]发现,BE方式可以降低PD术后DGE、碱性反流性胃炎或边缘性溃疡的发生。部分研究[7, 21]甚至报道其降低了胰瘘的发生率。在Hochwald等[7]的研究中,BE组在DGE总体发生率、尽早拔除胃管、尽早进食、尽早出院等方面与非BE组有统计学差异,而临床相关的DGE(B级+C级)差异更加明显(7% vs 31%,P<0.01)。Xu等[2]研究发现,BE组DGE发生率显著降低(6.7% vs 26.87%,P<0.001),且多因素分析显示BE是唯一的独立危险因素;同时BE组有着更低的临床胰瘘发生率(P<0.001)。Meng等[1]研究显示,胰腺残端连续缝合加BE能显著降低DGE(P<0.01)及临床相关PF发生率(P<0.05),但是该实验未能明确BE在结果中的具体作用,亦有可能是连续缝合降低了胰瘘的发生进而降低DGE的发生。部分循证学研究[22]同样支持BE可降低DGE发生率的观点。但是不同研究之间在重建消化道距离(BE口与胃肠吻合口)和BE吻合口径上不一致,并在术后治疗和护理方案上均存在差[1-4, 7],部分研究[3-4]结果并不支持BE可以降低DGE发生率的观点。
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