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2.1.1.Tiêu chuẩn chọn đối tượng: chia làm 2 nhóm:
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2.1.2. Tiêu chuẩn loại khỏi nghiên cứu:
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và
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khoa
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PAP, HDL--
-C máu.
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-6 ngày
2.2.3. Xử lý và phân tích số liệu:
tính SPSS 15.0 for windows, excel 2007.
(n = 60)
(n= 20)
p
n (%)
n (%)
60 (100%)
0 (0%)
<0,01
47 (78,3%)
6 (30%)
<0,01
16 (26,7%)
0 (0%)
<0,01
58 (96,7%)
20 (100%)
>0,05
-C
17 (28,3%)
3 (15%)
>0,05
38 (63,3 %)
16 (80%)
>0,05
96,7%).
(n=60)
(n=20)
p
n (%)
n (%)
<3
41 (68,4%)
0 (0%)
<0,01
>3
19 (31,6%)
20 (100%)
METs (m/phút)
<6
9 (15%)
0 (0%)
<0,05
>6
51 (85%)
20 (100%)
TSK
út)
20000-25000
7 (11, 7%)
2 (10%)
>0,05
25001-30000
35 (58,3%)
8 (40%)
>30000
18 (30%)
10 (50%)
%TST
85-100
51 (85%)
13 (65%)
>0,05
>100
9 (15%)
7 (35%)
( phút)
<6
9 (15%)
0 (0%)
<0,01
6-10
44 (73,3%)
5 (25%)
>10
7 (11,7%)
15 (75%)
p
P (mm)
1,2 ±0,34
1,4 ±0,48
>0,05
Trong GS
1,8 ±0,47
2,4 ±0,88
<0,01
Sau GS
1,6±0,57
2,2 ±0,84
<0,01
R (mm)
13,3±0,43
13,9 ±4,52
>0,05
Trong GS
14,7±4,42
14,9±5,28
>0,05
Sau GS
13,7 ±4,67
14,7 ±3,68
>0,05
QRS (mm)
19,9±6,09
21,1±6,86
>0,05
Trong GS
23,2±5,33
22,3 ±5,8
>0,05
Sau GS
21,1±5,27
22,1 ±5,88
>0,05
T (mm)
2,9 ±1,74
3,5±1,63
>0,05
Trong GS
3,3±1,49
3,9±2,65
>0,05
Sau GS
4,4±2,12
4,9±2,21
>0,05
HCCH
%TST
MET
TSK
-0,125
-0,485**
-0,066
-0,503**
HATT
0,034
-0,293*
0,277*
-0,334**
HATTr
0,040
-0,189
0,234*
-0,192*
Triglycerid
-0,077
-0,045
-0,144
-0,012
HDL-C
0,133
0,401**
0,017
0,416**
Glucose máu
-0,284*
-0,027
-0,236*
-0,053
-
0,05).
< 0,01.
-C
-C,
-0,513**
-0,233*
HATT
-0,333**
-0,202
HATTr
-0,211
-0,067
Triglycerid
-0,140
-0,154
HDL-C
0,281*
0,125
-0,131
0,040
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NPGS (+)
NPGS (-)
p
n %
n %
10 (100%)
50 (100%)
>0,05
10 (100%)
43 (86%)
>0,05
9 (90%)
38 (76%)
>0,05
10 (100%)
48 (96%)
>0,05
-C
1(10%)
8(16%)
>0,05
6(60%)
32 (64%)
>0,05
NPGS (+)
NPGS (-)
p
n (%)
n (%)
3
2 (8,3%)
22 (91,7%)
24
<0,01
4
6 (21,3%)
22 (78,6%)
28
<0,01
5
2 (25%)
6 (75 %)
8
<0,01
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phút,
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