ADVANCED LIPID PROFILE TESTING IN CARDIO VASCULAR RISK ASSESSMENT – A REVIEW

Authors

  • DR.MANJULA DEVI.A. Prof & HOD , Department of Biochemistry, SBMCH, Chromepet, Chennai, INDIA.
  • DR.RATHI ROOPAVATHY.J Post graduate , Department of Biochemistry, SBMCH, Chromepet, Chennai, INDIA.

Keywords:

LDL phenotyping , VAP, NMR, GGE, Lp-PLA2.

Abstract

Advanced Lipid Profile testing is a combination of laboratory investigations which provides a more direct and detailed lipid subfraction measurements. Some studies have claimed that this additional information on lipids could improve the ability to predict the risk assessment of cardiovascular disease from 40% (existing biochemical investigations) to more than 90% (advanced lipid profile testing). Some of these tests include LDL phenotyping, Vertical auto profile test, Nuclear magnetic resonance test, Lipoprotein(a), Lipoprotein-associated phospholipase A2. These additional biomarkers may offer a way to further evaluate the residual risk and could become secondary treatment targets to further lower risk.

Published

31.12.2014

How to Cite

DR.MANJULA DEVI.A., & DR.RATHI ROOPAVATHY.J. (2014). ADVANCED LIPID PROFILE TESTING IN CARDIO VASCULAR RISK ASSESSMENT – A REVIEW. International Journal of Pharma and Bio Sciences, 5(4), 745–748. Retrieved from https://ijpbs.net/index.php/journal/article/view/3809

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