Why the study?
Prediabetes is the forerunner of diabetes mellitus and a harbinger of cardiovascular disease, prompting evaluation of the correlation between atherogenic indices and cardiovascular parameters in prediabetes.
Do atherogenic indices correlate with cardiovascular parameters in individuals with prediabetes?
Do atherogenic indices correlate with cardiovascular parameters in individuals with prediabetes?
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Atherogenic indices may correlate with CV parameters in prediabetes; leaves open their prognostic value or role in risk stratification.
Background: Prediabetes is the forerunner of diabetes mellitus (DM) which is the harbinger of cardiovascular disease because of the covert change in biochemical parameters in the prediabetes state. Atherogenic indices have been utilized for evaluation of the possibility for cardiovascular disease advancement. This study was taken up to estimate the correlation between atherogenic indices, such as cardiac risk ratio (CRR), atherogenic coefficient (AC), and atherogenic index of plasma (AIP) with cardiovascular parameters in the pre-diabetic stage.
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