The Lipo- Phenotypic Screening Tool for Familial Hypercholesterolaemia.
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2019
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Abstract
Familial hypercholesterolaemia (FH) is a common disorder of lipid metabolism. However, it is rarely diagnosed in time, leading to a high burden of preventable cardiovascular (CV) morbidity. The authors describe a lipophenotypic screening tool, which can be used by clinicians to screen for FH. This simple construct is based on history, physical examination, lipid profile and non-invasive cardioimaging. Structured as a bidirectional three column rubric, this tool should be able to improve clinical skills and teaching related to FH.
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| Authors | Kalra, Sanjay;Kishor, Kamal;Sawhney, Jps;Kumar, Krishna;Raza, Syed Abbas;Shrestha, Dina;Aye, Than Than;Chaudhary, Sandeep;Shaikh, Khalid;Somasundaram, Noel;Pathan, Faruque;Sahay, Rakesh;Priya, Gagan; |
| Journal | jpma the journal of the pakistan medical association |
| Year | 2019 |
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