Gastric Cancer: The correlation between triglyceride-glucose index and gastric cancer risk

althoughThe incidence of gastric cancer has decreased, but it is still one of the most common malignant tumors and major health problems in the world
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In 2018, 1033701 new gastric cancer cases and 782685 gastric cancer-related deaths were reported globally

Gastric cancer In 2018, 1033701 new gastric cancer cases and 782685 gastric cancer-related deaths were reported globally

Metabolic syndrome is a synthesis of a variety of metabolic abnormalities, which is known to be associated with a variety of malignant tumors, including gastric cancer.

Included in a medical center to accept digestive patients tract endoscopy
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According to the TyG index quartile (Q), the recruited patients were divided into four groups

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Correlation between Gastric progress TyG index: A uncorrected result; B according to obesity, hypertension, diabetes pylori and Helicobacter infection corrected result

Correlation between Gastric progress TyG index: A uncorrected result; B according to obesity, hypertension, diabetes and H.
pylori infection corrected result diabetic infection

A total of 127,564 patients were recruited, of which 43525 (34.
1%) and 186 (0.
1%) were diagnosed as precancerous lesions and gastric cancer, respectively
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Taking into account the TyG index, the odds ratio (OR) of precancerous lesions gradually increased in the quartile group: taking Q1 as a reference, the ORs of precancerous lesions in the Q2, Q3, and Q4 groups were 1.

A total of 127,564 patients were recruited, of which 43525 (34.

The best cut-off value of TyG index for predicting gastric cancer is 9.

TyG index may be a new predictive biomarker of gastric cancer

Original source:

Kim Young Min,Kim Jie-Hyun,Park Jong Suk et al.

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