The Variation in Anaemic Parameters in the Ethnic Groups of Pakistan

International Blood Research & Reviews Pub Date : 2018-05-30 DOI:10.9734/IBRR/2018/42073

Ayesha Nageen, A. Arshad, J. Ara

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Aims: To observe any diversity of pattern in the anaemic parameters in the major ethnic groups of Pakistan. Study Design: Observational, cross-sectional. Place and Duration of Study: Department of Medicine, Creek general Hospital, Korangi, Karachi, Pakistan from October 2017 to March 2018. Methodology: 1200 adults above 18 years were included. Pregnant females, age less than 18 years, any severe organ insufficiency, stroke, neurodegenerative disease, known blood dyscrasias or terminal illness at baseline evaluation were excluded. Their ethnic background was grouped into Urdu speaking, Punjabi, Balochi Sindhi, Pashtun, Bengali, and Gilgit according to their place of origin, mother tongue or parents’ place of origin. The complete blood picture was performed to identify anaemia, grade the severity, classify the red cell indices and exclude any blood dyscrasias in each of the ethnic group. Results: Out of 1200 adults, 626(52%) were anaemic. In decreasing order, the most anaemic were Bengalis (57.6%), Sindhis (55%), Urdu speaking (54%), Pashtuns (54%), Balochis (52%), Gilgits Original Research Article Nageen et al.; IBRR, 8(2): 1-9, 2018; Article no.IBRR.42073

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巴基斯坦各民族贫血参数的变异

目的:观察巴基斯坦主要民族贫血参数的多样性模式。研究设计:观察性、横断面。学习地点和时间:2017年10月至2018年3月，巴基斯坦卡拉奇Korangi Creek总医院医学部。方法:纳入1200名18岁以上成年人。排除年龄小于18岁的孕妇、任何严重的器官功能不全、中风、神经退行性疾病、已知的血液失调或基线评估时的绝症。根据他们的出生地、母语或父母的出生地，他们的种族背景被分为乌尔都语、旁遮普语、俾路支信德语、普什图语、孟加拉语和吉尔吉特语。全血图像用于识别贫血，分级严重程度，分类红细胞指数和排除任何血液异常在每个民族。结果:在1200名成人中，626人(52%)贫血。按降序排列，最贫血的是孟加拉人(57.6%)、信德人(55%)、乌尔都语(54%)、普什图人(54%)、俾路支人(52%)、吉尔吉特人;中国生物医学杂志，8(2):1-9,2018;文章no.IBRR.42073

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