Gout and its relation to lipid metabolism. II. Correlations between uric acid, lipid, and lipoprotein levels in gout.
H Mielants, EM Veys, A De Weerdt - Annals of the Rheumatic …, 1973 - ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
H Mielants, EM Veys, A De Weerdt
Annals of the Rheumatic Diseases, 1973•ncbi.nlm.nih.govResults Since the frequency distributions of serum uric acid, triglyceride, cholesterol, FFA,
and phospholipid levels and of the percentages of lipoprotein fractions are of the log normal
type, log-log plots are executed to consider the possible correlations between the
parameters. Regression curves were calculated on the log-log plots for each pair of serum
levels in the control group. Table I shows that this investigation revealed an absence of
significant correlation (2a< 0 05) in the majority ofcases. A log-log correlationwas, how-ever …
and phospholipid levels and of the percentages of lipoprotein fractions are of the log normal
type, log-log plots are executed to consider the possible correlations between the
parameters. Regression curves were calculated on the log-log plots for each pair of serum
levels in the control group. Table I shows that this investigation revealed an absence of
significant correlation (2a< 0 05) in the majority ofcases. A log-log correlationwas, how-ever …
Results Since the frequency distributions of serum uric acid, triglyceride, cholesterol, FFA, and phospholipid levels and of the percentages of lipoprotein fractions are of the log normal type, log-log plots are executed to consider the possible correlations between the parameters.
Regression curves were calculated on the log-log plots for each pair of serum levels in the control group. Table I shows that this investigation revealed an absence of significant correlation (2a< 0 05) in the majority ofcases. A log-log correlationwas, how-ever, found between the triglyceride levelsand cholesterol, and the a-and the,-lipoprotein levels.
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