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Evaluation of some biological parameters and trace elements in prostatic tumors among Iraqi patients with DMII

2022
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Advisor: Prof. Dr. Volkan Eyüpoğlu

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Among the challenges facing doctors in advanced prostate, cancer management is that it is developing quickly, which requires research in rapid ways to predict its development. Our goal in this study is to define some liver tests (Alp), Chloe. and PSA and TPA tests, focus on some trace elements in men with prostate and type 2 diabetes and discover the linear relationship between the specified tracking elements that were estimated between cases. A total of 140 cases participated in this research and were divided into two groups, the group of patients included 100 patients and the second group included 40 healthy men who have a natural prostate gland. The results of the study indicated that with the progress of age, the stainlessness increases with prostate cancer, and the complications of the treatment increase. TPA also had no clinical importance in our study. With the age of sugar, it was among the requirements for choosing patients, as there were high moral and clinical differences between RBS and HBA1C. On the contrary, calcium had no clinical importance, and its levels were not greatly affected. The kidney fears tests were not mentioned in this study, but the levels of uric acid were significantly affected. There was clear importance of liver enzymes, whose levels were clearly affected, and there was a link between them and PSA in prostate cancer patients. The vowed elements did not have great influence, especially magnesium and selenium, on the contrary, zinc had a great statistical and clinical importance in this study.

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Usama Salamn Mahdy Al-azzawı

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Usama Salamn Mahdy Al-azzawı (Master Thesis). Evaluation of some biological parameters and trace elements in prostatic tumors among Iraqi patients with DMII, 2022, Çankırı Karatekin Üniversitesi.

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