Assessment of Lipid profile, total protein, and albumin levels and it s relationship to the level of some liver enzymes in patients with chronic Steatosis Disease resting in al –Hindia Hospital

This study involved 62 chronic steatosis patients(14 males and 48 females) with age (36-52 year) and 35 healthy controls (13 males and 22 females) were randomly selected and they were examined for dislipidaemia and liver disease. Consulting the outpatient clinic at Al-HindiaHospital/kerbala city during July to Dec 2014 . For all patients anthropometric measures were obtained and fasting blood samples were taken for determination blood lipid profile, glutamic- Oxaloacetate Transaminase( GOT), serum glutamate pyruvate transaminase (GPT) enzyme level, albumin, and total protien . All these parameters were diagnosed in all the samples under this research. The level of Total cholesterol (TC), Triglycerides (TG), High density lipoproteincholesterol (HDL-C), total protein(T.P), and albumin (ALB)were determined in the serum. In addition , GOT, GPT enzymes activity were measures. The results showed a significantincrease in serum TC, TG, , the results also pointed to a significant increase in both GOT and GPT activity, in addition to a significant decrease in serum total protein, and HDL-Cconcentration where non-significant decrease of albumin in the serum of patient groupcomparison with control group .Aim of the study The aim of study is to investigate the correlation between the levels of lipid profile, total protein ,albumin , and liver enzymes in patient with chronic Steatosis disease for both males andfemales .