STUDY OF QTC INTERVAL IN TYPE-2 DIABETES MELLITUS PATIENT
Journal Title: International Journal of Basic and Applied Physiology - Year 2016, Vol 5, Issue 1
Abstract
Background & Objectives: To study the prevalence of Corrected QT interval in type 2 diabetic patients and their relationship with clinical and metabolic variables. Methods: This work was done on 110 patients with type 2 DM (56 females; 54 males) in the age range of >30 years, with various duration of disease. All the 110 patients analysed by taking Standard 12- leaded electrocardiograms After calculating QT interval, we found out QTc by usin -Bazett 1920 QTc = QT/ √ RR interval. Results: QTc was prolonged (64%) in both male &female patient. In female RR is decreased while , QTc, QTcMin duration is found to be increased. Patients with increased QTc duration having lower age(p=0.0457), & higher pulse rate(p<0.0001).There is no significant difference in QTc between groups according to various duration of diabetes. This study shows 39.96%. Percent of the variance in QTc explained by this model. The P value is 0.0330, considered significant. Age(years) (p=0.0048 ), &FBS(p=0.0182 ), contribute significantly in QTc. Conclusion: This study, looked into various aspects of T2DM and its correlation with QTc. and cardiovascular dysfunction
Authors and Affiliations
H. M. Vaghela, M. V. Shanishchara, H. B. Mehta, C. J. Shah
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