Oct 5, 2009

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Lipidaholics: Time to learn about LDL-TG values. Please click on the groups tab above and go to Dayspring Lipidaholics Anonymous Group - Read the newest case. Join the group and post comments on the case. Happy Lipiding, TD
Oct 25, 2009

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Lipidaholics: Case # 245 has been posted at my Lipidaholics Group site. Click on groups above, go to Dayspring and then Lipidaholics Group and see how you stack up in estimating CHD risk inb a 50 year old woman. Ad your comments.
TD
Apr 26, 2010

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Please go over to the Lipid Geeks group under Groups URL and see my comments on a very inetersting case entitled "A case report of a diabetic woman with very low HDL-C." You will learn something about HDL mapping but you will not miss the forest through the trees.
Tom D
Dec 28, 2009

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There is a new posting at my Lipid Geeks group: read the case and see if you would prescribe a statin or not to a patient with a normal LDL-P. Please feel free to post comments.
Feb 26, 2010

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Go over to the Groups Section and click on Lipidaholics and check out the new case discussion which illustrates some very important concepts, specifically understanding the core composition of LDL particles.
Apr 3, 2010

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Interesting case discussion where a rising LDL-C in a diabetic is of no concern. Go over to the Lipdaholics Groups page to see the case and add comments
Jul 5, 2010

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For a thorough discussion of how critically important lipoprotein compostion is in impacting apoB and LDL-P. This is the critical pathophysiology not being taught! Did you know LDL-TG outpredicts LDL-C as a risk factor? Why? Here is the study no one has ever read. The Ludwigshafen Risk and Cardiovascular Health Study. Conclusions: Alterations of LDL metabolism characterized by high LDL-TG are related to CAD, systemic low-grade inflammation, and vascular damage. High LDL-TGs are indicative of CE-depleted LDL, elevated IDL, and dense LDL. LDL-TG may better reflect the atherogenic potential of LDL than LDL-C. (Circulation. 2004;110:3068-3074.) Go over to my Lipid Geeks group and learn why particle compositon not particle size rules! For slides accompanying slides go to my web site
www.lipidcenter.com click on professionals, click on lipid and lipoprotein study materials and then click on Lipoprotein anatomy