Survey the obesity and lipid profile in military patients with coronary artery disease candidate for coronary artery bypass graft (CABG)

cardiovascular disease is one of the common and health problems that threaten life. Coronary artery disease is major cause of morbidity and mortality in human communities.CAD has many mental, physical and social consequences for sufferer. Coronary artery disease risk factors divided to two major groups: modifiable and nonmodifiable those modifiable risk factors will be control with change in life style.The aim of this study was investigation of obesity and lipid profile in military patients with coronary artery disease candidate for coronary artery bypass graft (CABG).

The study investigated 200 male patients with 3VD aged 53.2±9.4 years old. Outcome variable included demographic and coronary risk factors parameters were collected. We used of a questionnaire for collecting data from patient. Using descriptive statistic performed data analysis.

38% of patient had history of diabetes mellitus, 32% had hypertension and 40% had history of cigarette smoking.11% had BMI≥30, % 45.6 of patient had O+ in blood group.87% of patient had total cholestrol≥200, 81% had TG≥200 and about 70% had LDL>100.There was statistically significant between age and TG (P<0.05).

coronary risk factors such as inappropriate clinical status and undesirable lipid profile status threaten military personnel and CAD patient with 3VD, therefore more control and preventive strategies should be considered.