Atherogenic Plasma Index Levels of Colon Cancer Patients after Chemotherapy
Utku Dönem Gündoğdu, Funda Karabağ Çoban
Journal of Pharmaceutical Research International · pp. 236–239 · Published 17 Dec 2021
10.9734/jpri/2021/v33i59B34374Abstract
Objectives: Despite newly developed treatment modalities, colorectal cancer is still the leading cause of cancer deaths. In recent years, studies have been carried out to suggest that lipid metabolism may play a role in cancer development and metastasis. Methods: Lipid metabolism both in conventional chemotherapy. It has also been found that it plays a central role in resistance to targeted therapies. In our study, we planned to compare the atherogenic plasma index levels of patients diagnosed with colon cancer before chemotherapy and in the month of chemotherapy. Results and Conclusions: Evaluating the effect on the atherogenic plasma index after chemotherapy, we thought that lipid-regulating treatments would contribute to both cancer development and disease control.
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