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Korean Journal of Preventive Medicine 1997;30(3): 518-529.
A Retrospective cohort study on the effect of health counselling through the level of gamma-GTP after screening test.
Yong Jin Lee, Jae Eog Ahn, Joo Ja Kim, Byung Kook Lee
Department of Preventive Medicine, college of Medicine, Soonchunhyang, Korea.
ABSTRACT
1,281 male subjects who had been examined more than 3 times for regular check-up in one human dock center of the university hospital were studied between 1990-1995, to evaluate the effect of health counseling with life style and gamma-GTP value between 1054 normal group without intervention and 227 abnormal group with intervention, ages from 30 to 69 years old. Total mean value of gamma-GTP was 45.7+/-40.7 unit with highest gamma-GTP value in age group 50-59 on initial examination. Total abnormal rate was 17.7% with the highest abnormal rate of 18.6% in age group 50-59. Initially, the value of gamma-GTP was significantly different according to the degree of alcohol intake, relative weight and smoking in normal group(p<0.01) not in abnormal group. In conclusion, the value of gamma-GTP were significantly increasing in normal group without intervention and significantly decreasing in abnormal group with intervention(p<0.05), which suggests the effect of health counseling, such as the recommendation to change the health behaviour.
Key words: gamma-GTP; health counselling; health behaviour
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