[Specific features of cardiovascular diseases in patients with mono- and polygenic types of dyslipoproteinemia].

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Atherosclerosis as a key factor of cardiovascular morbidity and mortality is one of the most pressing problem of modern medicine. Most phenotypic deviations of serum cholesterol levels are genetically predetermined and the influence of environmental factors is much less. The vast majority of hereditary dyslipoproteinemia are polygenic. Monogenic disorders are seen in a small proportion of patients with...

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