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Usefulness of Novel Atherogenic Lipid Indices for The Evaluation of Metabolic Status Leading to Coronary Heart Disease in A Real-World Survey of The Japanese Population

2022-03-23

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We evaluated the usefulness of the novel cholesterol-triglyceride subgroup (CTS) indices that potentially reflect the metabolic status regarding risk of coronary heart disease (CHD) using a retrospective longitudinal study of the Japanese general population. We recruited 12,373 individuals from the annual users of our healthcare center. Among them, the first onset of CHD was recorded in 131 individuals between Apr...

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10.20944/preprints202203.0306.v1
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