For those interested in research studies, OxPL-apoB and OxPL-apo(a) are now be available at Medpace. We will continue doing the tests @UCSanDiego for academic collaborations. For clinical care, OxPL-apoB is available @BostonHeartDX
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We have a new, comprehensive review on oxidized phospholipids since last one in 2011. nature.com/articles/s4156…
Covers pathophysiology, methodologies, evolution, clinical data, risk reclassification, therapy and more.
I will be reviewing parts of this in the OxPL Sat AM Class
Covers pathophysiology, methodologies, evolution, clinical data, risk reclassification, therapy and more.
I will be reviewing parts of this in the OxPL Sat AM Class
For those working on OxPL research and want/need antibody E06, there was a hiatus due to Avanti being bought out, but you can now buy E06 IgM through our collaborators at Millipore.
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No, Lp(a) is a risk factor, not a disease, therefore, it has no sxs until the disease starts (CAD, stroke, etc). That is why it is important to identify and treat early.
If a person with high Lp(a) of 219mnol/(88mg/dL) starts taking a PCSK9 inhibitor - will that person "feel" a difference?View quoted post on X
Given that person in already on a statin with cholesterol panel in range except high non-HDL
@PeterAttiaMD @OxPL_apoB
Dr Constantinides was an MD/PhD pathologist. Being ahead of your time is good in retrospect, but not at that moment when you can't convince more people of the importance of your findings. Its that for many things in life, timing is a big part of succcess and progress....
20/20 Dr Constantinides was a:View quoted post on X
1- Pathologist
2- Internist
3- Cardiologist
4- Cancer researcher