Dyslipidemia

Experts review in detail the emerging use of inclisiran as an adjunct therapy for lipid lowering in patients with high cholesterol.

Many patients have begun to engage in unhealthy lifestyle choices during the last 12 months.

A case-controlled study of patients in the PREVEND study indicates HDL anti-inflammatory capacity could help identify patients at a greater risk of cardiovascular disease.

HDL anti-inflammatory capacity was inversely associated with incident cardiovascular disease after the team used a fully adjusted model.

Panel of experts discuss the use and safety profile of purified icosapent ethyl compound (EPA) in prevention of CV risk.

Cardiologists briefly review the outcomes data and practical implications of novel treatment options for hyperlipidemia.

The risk of hypertension increased in pediatric patients with more complex surgery.

In the final portion of this video series, panelists discuss the implementation and use of telehealth in cardiology, but specifically the management of cholesterol disorders.

In this portion of the panel discussion, panelists examine newer therapies for the treatment of lipid disorders. Included in this section are brief discussions around icosapent ethyl, inclisiran, and bempedoic acid. *This conversation occurred in February 2021 and regulatory approvals/decisions may have changed since filming.

Manesh Patel, MD, briefly addresses the mechanism of action of inclisiran as an adjunct therapy for lipid lowering in patients with high cholesterol.

Dean Karalis, MD, provides his perspective on intensive LDL lowering in patients with risk for high cholesterol and related disorders.

The once-daily tablet is indicated for adult patients with primary non-familial hyperlipidemia or homozygous familial hypercholesterolemia

In this edition of Inside Cardiology, a trio of advisory board members discuss a series of case reports, upcoming and newly released therapies for lipid disorders, and use of telehealth for the management of patients.

Welcome to Inside Cardiology: Lipid Management 2021. This edition of Inside Cardiology features a discussion around lipidology led by Chief of Practical Cardiology's Editorial Advisory Board Guy Mintz, MD. Mintz is joined by fellow advisory board members Lucia Novak, CRNP, and Brett Nowlan, MD. In the first segment, panelists introduce themselves and examine the first case report in their 5-part discussion.

In this segment, panelists discuss their third and final case report. This case features a 63-year-old male classified as a very high-risk patient.

In this segment, panelists discuss their second case report. This case features a 60-year-old female classified as an extreme risk patient with diabetes.

Althera Pharmaceuticals announced the FDA approved rosuvastatin and ezetimibe (Roszet) as an adjunct to diet for lowering LDL-C in adults patients with primary non-familial hyperlipidemia or homozygous familial hypercholesterolemia.

High blood pressure at a younger age could forecast cardiovascular problems in adulthood.

Announced in a statement by the FDA on April 1, the PCKS9 inhibitor alirocumab is now indicated as an add-on therapy for the treatment of homozygous familial hypercholesterolemia.

Linda Hemphill, MD, shares her views on how familial hypercholesterolemia impacts the assessment of high-risk patients.

Norman Lepor, MD, FACC, FAHA, FSCAI, shares how he would identify and monitor patient populations at high risk for CV morbidity and mortality.

Researchers compare the NYHA class identifier with KCCQ-QS.

The analysis was less statistically powered when comparing sibling discordant.

In this column, Arnold Meshkov, MD, explores the history of the "Thrombus Hypothesis" and his experiences with thrombus in myocardial infarction as a practicing clinician.

Expert panel of cardiologists provide their perspective on the specific population that may be at a risk of developing hyperlipidemia.