IMPORTANT ROLE OF TRACE ELEMENTS (MG AND ZN) IN THE SERUM OF\nPATIENTS SUFFERING FROM NON-ALCOHOLIC LIVER DISEASE AND COMPARE\nTHEIR LEVEL WITH HEALTHY SUBJECTS OF RAJASTHAN

Abstract

Liver is the largest major organ of our body. liver having a wide range of functions so, it is prone to many diseases which are very commonly seen in\nIndia. Any disturbance of liver function that causes illness is called liver disease. It is also known as hepatic disease. It is major leading cause of\nmorbidity and mortality worldwide. Aim of this study was to \uf001nd out the role of Trace Elements (Mg & Zn) levels in diagnosis of Non-alcoholic\nliver disease. Material and methods: 200 subjects were selected out of them 100 were selected as study group (Non-alcoholic (NALD) and 100\nwere selected as control group and distributed according to their age and sex. Trace elements were estimated by Atomic adsorption\nspectrophotometer (AAS). Result: the serum trace elements level was decreased in non-alcoholic liver disease patients. P-value was found to be\nsigni\uf001cant when compared with healthy subjects. (P≤0.001). Conclusion: We came to the conclusion that serum level trace elements (Mg, Zn)\nactivity looks speci\uf001c and can be used for prognostic evolution of non-alcoholic liver disease.