Role Some Risk Factors : Age ,Sex And Lipid Profile In Colorectal Cancer In Iraqi Patient

Abstract

Hasan A. Mohamed, Abed H. Baraj, Hayder J. Mahmood.

Dyspraxia raises the risk of cancer of the colon and rectum, and plays a significant role in raising the risk of severity. Cholesterol, triglycerides, HDL- Cholestrol, LDL- Cholestrol and VLDL are the five kinds of fats throughout the blood.In addition to knowing whether there was a link between the risk of developing the disease with age and sex, 50 patients were included in this research, as well as 20 healthy people who did not suffer from any diseases of the colon and rectum. The current study determined that the risk factor for this form of cancer is increased by both cholesterol and triglycerides with an increase in blood in CRC, as for what is linked to harmful fats when they grow, the risk of infection decreases, and good fats offer a good indication of CRC cancer.The research also determined what is related to age and gender and their relationship to the risk of infection, because in terms of gender, the majority of cases were over the age of 50 for both sexes, although there is very little difference in the rate of registered patients, but there is no substantial difference between the sexes and in terms of gender and risk of injury, it is not related.These findings showed that elevated levels of blood lipids were considered a significant biological risk factor for the development of CRC.
Aims of the study : the research aimed to examine the degree to which fats in the blood influenced the risk of developing CRC cancer.Based on their exposure to CRC