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Objective. To describe the characteristics of mixed hyperlipidemia cases, using data derived from the Encuesta Nacional de Enfermedades Cronicas (Mexican National Survey of Chronic Diseases, ENEC). Material and Methods. The ENEC was conducted in 1993, in 417 Mexican cities. Blood measurements of lipids, glucose, and insulin were obtained from 2206 cases. Differences between dyslipidemia patients and non cases were obtained using analysis of variance or the chi-squared test. Results. Mixed hyperlipidemia was diagnosed in 282 subjects (12.8%). Cases were 42.7±12.6 years old. Fifty six percent were males and 46.4% had HDL cholesterol levels 21 mU/ml, were factors associated with mixed hyperlipidemia. Conclusions. Mixed hyperlipidemia is a very common condition in Mexican adults. It is more common in males older than 30 years, with additional cardiovascular risk factors. Study findings suggest that the metabolic syndrome plays a role in the pathogene

Características de los casos con dislipidemias mixtas en un estudio de población: resultados de la Encuesta Nacional de Enfermedades Crónicas