Presentation Polls
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1/ Your current LDL cholesterol is:
(All units are mg/dL)
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1/ Your current LDL cholesterol is:
(All units are mg/dL)
2/ Your current HDL cholesterol is:
3/ Your current triglyceride (TG) level is:
4/ Do you have a combination of LDL above 130, an HDL above 50, and triglycerides below 100 (the “low carb lipid triad”)?
5/ Do you have a more pronounced version of this triad with LDL above 200, an HDL above 80, and triglycerides below 70 (typical of LMHRs)?
6/ Our coming #LMHRstudy will be capturing high-resolution CCTA scans to detect plaque volume progression in this context to help determine risk.
How important is this study to you personally?
How important is this study to you personally?
7/ LMHRs have LDL cholesterol (and ApoB) in the highest 3% of the general population.
Assuming a stratification of the population into thirds — highest, middle, and lowest risk thirds, which of these would you predict we’ll see with LMHRs at a population level?
Assuming a stratification of the population into thirds — highest, middle, and lowest risk thirds, which of these would you predict we’ll see with LMHRs at a population level?
Bonus-8/
LMHRs have LDL cholesterol (and ApoB) in the highest 3% of the general population.
Assuming a stratification of the population into progression of plaque by highest, middle, and lowest 1/3rds, which of these would you predict we’ll see with LMHRs at a population level?
LMHRs have LDL cholesterol (and ApoB) in the highest 3% of the general population.
Assuming a stratification of the population into progression of plaque by highest, middle, and lowest 1/3rds, which of these would you predict we’ll see with LMHRs at a population level?
Heads up -- I added question 8 above as a more specific version to question 7 with regard to our study per @DrNadolsky's excellent suggestion.
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