Clinical studies relation of metabolic syndrome with neoplastic lesion colon and rectum in persons with age 50 years and higher

There is little information about the association between metabolic syndrome and colorectal cancer risk. Therefore، this study was aimed to investigate a comparison between colorectal lesions in patients with and without metabolic syndrome. This study descriptive- analytic study was performed among 114 patients in 50 years and higher referred to clinic of Isfahan Shariati hospital. After their experiments were taken، patients divided in two groups with or without metabolic syndrome، and for both groups، colonoscopy was done. According to the existence or lack of polyp and then due to andenoma polyp with advanced pathology، andenoma polyp without advanced pathology، patients divided and compared in two groups. Of 119 cases studied from these persons، 45. 6% was suffering from metabolic syndrome، which 42. 2% of these patients was observed andenoma، and 63. 6% andenoma polyps with advanced pathology. Only، 12. 9% of patients without metabolic syndrome were observed andenoma polyps، which 25% of these numbers was advanced pathology polyps. The prevalence of andenoma in males (%41. 5) was more than females (%17. 5) (p<0. 05). According to the findings of this research، it may be persons who have metabolic syndrome and they have more preparation to detect neoplastic lesions. So، colonoscopy in lower age in this group with risk factor is offered in order to screening and prevention from malignant colorectal lesions.