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| dc.description.abstract | There is rising in prevelence of dementia as changing of disease pattern from infection disease to degerenative
disease. Dyslipidemia is one of the risk factors that take part in vascular dementia's process. The aim of this study is to get
lipid profile of stroke patients with dementia in Dr. Sardjito General Hospital Jogjakarta. This study is descriptive study
from patients medical record that were diagnosed by stroke with dementia in Dr Sardjito General Hospital. There were 41
subject. Most of them are male (28/68%), age = 55-64 (19/47%), education = junior high school (15/37%), marital status =
married (40/98%) and occupation = retired (12/29%) . Dyslipidemia history was positive in 21/ 52,5% subjects.
Hypercholesterolemia found on 27/65,9% subjects, high LDL on 23/ 56,1% subjects, high trygliceride on 34/82,9%
subjects, low HDL on 15/36,6% subjects. Highest, lowest, and average mean of lipid profile were : total cholesterole
327/130/208,97mg/dl; HDL78/22/46,76mg/dl; LDL 242/66/121,73mg/dl; trigliserid 244/120/183,27mg/dl respectively.
HCTS examination reveal that most of lesion are ischemic lesion/infarct iskemik/imfark (23/56,1%), and mostly found in
frontoparietal lobe (9/22,0%). Most patient with stroke with dementia had abnormal lipid profile. | en_US |
