Lipid Profile Analysis on Regular and Non-Regular Blood Donors  

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Rusdiah, Waode ; Muhiddin, Rachmawati ; Arif, Mansyur

Jenis: Article from Journal - ilmiah nasional - terakreditasi DIKTI
Dalam koleksi: Indonesian Journal of Clinical Pathology and Medical Laboratory vol. 23 no. 01 (Nov. 2016), page 27-30.
Topik: Blood Donor; Regular Blood Donor; Non-Regular Blood Donor; Lipid Profile
Fulltext: I01 v23 n1 p27 kelik2017.pdf (226.97KB)

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Lipid profile is an indicator to assess risk factors for coronary heart disease, especially if there is an evidence of lipid peroxidation. Some reports have linked regular blood donor with decreasing lipid profile parameters. Donoring blood regulatory will lower iron level and in turn will reduce lipid peroxidation. This study determined the levels of lipid profile at regular and non-regular blood donors, cross-sectional study was performed on blood sample of donors in transfusion in UTD Provincial Health Office of South Sulawesi. 60 blood samples were obtained consists of 30 (50.0%) blood from regular donors and 30 (50.0%) blood from non-regular donors. Range for age 18–40 years old are 27 subject (45%) and 41-60 years old are 33 subject. In this study group of regular blood donors have an average total cholesterol 157.93 mg/dL and LDL 95.33 mg/dL lower than the non-regular group and showed statistically significant difference (? =0.001). HDL levels were significantly higher (? =0.015) in the group of non-regular 43.20 mg/dL compared with a regular group of 35.50 mg/dL. Triglyceride levels (? =0.673) showed no significant difference between regular and non-regular group. Donor regularly may provide protection against cardiovascular disease as reflected by the average value of total cholesterol and LDL levels were significantly lower in regular blood donors than non-regular.

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